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This talks about how our Facebook identities are in our own hands and what you put up can never go away, even if untagged or deleted.

This essay writed by Danah Boyd at the University of California-Berkeley talks about the role of the internet and social sites in teens life, identity, friendships,etc.

I am the director of technology at the American School of Warsaw. I am committed to strengthening, deepening and broadening student learning through technology. I honestly believe HOW we teach is far more important than WHAT we use to teach. I am a technology skeptic and a technology evangelist.

This talks about possible negative emotional effects of Facebook and those with social skills that aren't as up to par as the average person.

This video tells a different perspective on befriending on Facebook. He talks about how if you just add people that you don't know it can be dangerous. There have be people who befriend a person they didn't really know and that person ended up tracking them down and breaking into their house and robbing them. The man on this video also talks about how the police are trying to befriend people posing as someone else to catch underage drinking. They are pretending to be a cute girl or guy to find drinking pictures and tracking those people down and arresting them. The main idea of the video is to make people aware that you need to be careful who you let be your friend.

Classrooms have come a long way. There's been an exponential growth in educational technology advancement over the past few years. From overhead projectors to iPads, it's important to understand not only what's coming next but also where it all started. We've certainly come a long way but some things seem hauntingly similar to many years ago.

This describes that students use what they learn from popular media to help build their online identity.

A Facebook page where you can view Facebook users opinions on this issue.

Talks about how to create digital identities and gives data on how often teachers update their profiles.

This is a great site for my research about identity online and how identity is always going through construction or being changed to obtain positive feedback from peers.

Gives details of how people use Facebook for the wrong reasons. Where people arent really as they seem. And all of what they say are lies.

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Interesting site discussing cyberbullying, how to stop it, much more information to learn about how it works and how common it is.

i thought this video was really creative, it made me take a minute and think

Will you be getting off Facebook anytime soon after this article?

Loved it Stormie :)

RELATED TO MY ENGLISH RESEARCH: facebook addictions, why there is and how to stop it.

Long paper on the long and short term affects of file sharing on society

Videos from though leaders and industry experts on the future of Facebook and where it's leading us.

Great comic. Does this seem to apply to anyone else?

Song writer that became popular through the use of YouTube.

The Cyberbullying Research Center is dedicated to providing up-to-date information about the nature, extent, causes, and consequences of cyberbullying among adolescents. Cyberbullying can be defined as "willful and repeated harm inflicted through the use of computers, cell phones, and other electronic devices."