Week 34: Bonnie Stewart

Digital Identities and Subjectivities

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Week 34: Bonnie Stewart

This week we are pleased to welcome Bonnie Stewart to week34 of the course. Bonnie Stewart is a Ph.D. student at the University of Prince Edward Island, Canada. In higher ed since 1997, Bonnie has lived and taught on all three coasts of Canada and in Eastern Europe and Asia. Her research explores social media identity and its implications for higher education. Published at Salon.com and The Guardian UK, and winner of the 2011 PEI Literary Award for creative non-fiction, Bonnie blogs ideas at http://theory.cribchronicles.com and identity and parenthood at  http://cribchronicles.com. Find her on Twitter at @bonstewart.

This week's live online session with Bonnie Stewart: Wednesday May 9 at 11am Eastern The session will be held here in Blackboard Collaborate. week34

Resources

Week 34: Bonnie Stewart Digital Identities Article by May 7, 2012

Welcome to the home stretch of #change11, everybody.

This week we’ll be looking at digital identities and subjectivities, or – basically – who we are in social media spaces.

I’m hoping this week will be, above all, a conversation: digital identity is always a lived experience as well as conceptual territory, so everyone has a contribution to offer based on their own practices and experiences. week34

http://theory.cribchronicles.com/2012/05/06/digital-identities-six-key-selves/