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Most of us already have online identities. This shows how to manage them professionally.

Is it possible to separate your personal and professional online identity? This resource tells how you can.

Describes how building relationships is vital in forming professional identity

This is ways to balance personal and professional online identities.

In depth description of what professional identity is

Using social media for professional and personal use.

Teaches tricks to take your webpage from amateur to professional.

This is the top 10 simple steps to create and manage online professtional identity

 These steps will provide you with enough encouragement to build up your brand and use your online identity for self-promotion, and to gain a little well-deserved recognition. << This resource assists with creating and managing a personal identity online.

How social media changes the way we are viewed online

an example of people who take pictures for a living.  What professional pictures look like, etc.

Formal Reports: This site provides quick and easy guidelines on how to write a formal report for professional purposes.

This site includes a bunch of tips and strategies for building and improving upon a blog, specifically professional business blogs.

I thought this was a really cool way to incorporate what we read about this week into the real world and see how it is used in a children's museum to help the kids be more interested in science and things.

The reason I chose to bookmark this website is because it was written by another student who obviously went through the process of writing instructions. Ms. Wetherinton give states the do's and dont's of writing instructions and she puts in a way that other students can understand. I think that this will help me with project one because this page lays out very important and valid concepts that must be present in order to write effective instructions.

I like this web page because it describes how to write directions from a student stand point. It is obvious she has written directions before. Also, this page is more down to earth and easier to read than some pages. push #2

A much more in-depth analysis of clearly writing instructions and what should be pushed, as well as the consideration of the audience.

I think this is interesting coming from people who develop and release email software what they find appropriate and deem 'good' to do in a business related email setting.

This was my favorite website out of all the one that I came across. This list was very well put together and it is presented in a very professional manner.

The best tip given is to not use email to avoid personal contact. Face to face time with a person is valuable and most of the time allows for better communication understanding.

NETIQUETTE This was a very informative site that talked about netiquette for many different online situations including emails:personal and professional

Covers all types of soical media, net education, cybersafety, ecommerce, email, digital video, and gaming. Each area has a list of rules and there are subsets to some areas such as cybersaftey. Easy to read which is good because there is a lot of information