They make some good comparisons of one's identity in real life, and in the digital world. I will probably use this short article for my essay.

A scholarly article on Digital Identity. Could have some very interesting things to include in my Hypertext Essay.

A dateline special on NBC that has been shown over the years. Online predators under the impression that they're chatting with young girls or boys arrange meetings and show up at a location where there are hidden camera's and law enforcement waiting. The host, Chris Hansen awaits inside the house for the predators and surprises them with questions on why they are committing such a crime.

I found this through google, under scholarly articles, when researching sources for my Hypertext essay. So far I have only browsed the article but it seems it is geared towards schools & students and the use of the internet. It includes strategies and safety so that students use the internet appropriately.

I think most of us can agree with this articles findings.

Starting April 5th, you'll be seeing changes within Wikipedia. Maybe it will help make things simpler.

I visit this website often to look up information about movies and actors/actresses. Within the movies information, it lists and links all of it's stars and small parts. When you click on an actor's name, you can see their resume and all of the movies or TV shows they have been in. You can also write on message boards and offer information to them. It's a very informative and fun website to look around! It's a big help to my personal blog also!

A study from French mobile carrier O2 has found that strangers are more connected to each other than they ever have been.

Explains how although we want to be true to ourselves and we think we are showing the our real selves online, it is conflicting to your offline self and you sometimes won't even realize.

This features a different article each day on Wikipedia. It pertains to class and may give students good ideas for their Wiki Pages.

I found this site on rhetoric, and considering we're all in college, I thought it would be helpful and interesting.

I found this to be resourceful for our class since most of us have never even heard of Linkedin and now have accounts.

Very good reads! Interesting information!