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Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

Topic 2 – Reflection

This week saw my peers and I discuss the arguments for and against more than one online identity. It has been interesting to see the varying approaches which my peers took for this topic, and the spread of discussion has been incredibly beneficial for my understanding of the arguments for and against multiple online identities. Continue reading →

UOSM2008 Reflective Summary -Topic 2

My ideas on the topic of multiple online identities have developed from reading others blogs which have a different focus to my own as there are a huge variety of areas to discuss around this topic. My blog focussed on the distinction of what classified as having ‘multiple online identities’ before looking at arguments for and against them; it also looked at comparisons between how identity is managed on and offline. There seemed to be a general consensus (e.g. Continue reading →