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Group: Blog_and_Wiki_Research - with tag mud [2 articles]

Recent papers posted by members of the Blog_and_Wiki_Research group with tag mud
  • Life on the Screen: Identity in the Age of the Internet
    (04 September 1997)
    by Sherry Turkle
    posted to web20 virtual university theory technology sts sociology social psychology play online-identities online-communities online no-tag new-media net multiple-identities mud mmo media mary-weaver learning i_own_it iown internet identity ident gender games ethnography digitalyouth digilife cybersociology cyberethnography cybercultures cyberculture culture computing computers computer community communities bricolage book art agency by A_Olympia to the group Blog_and_Wiki_Research on 2007-08-03 12:48:41 as ** along with 35 people and 14 groups dperkel zephoria nigini scholz michaelhohl deleon 4vgacias klever akpe NewMediaReferences rhetor seawidget tystl luise tulan Joe paulteusner clara ayeats senioritis maike LA2 pe3 sstoerge frank_vetere anansi trm005 kaniko misskowalski intarissable rizomatica yteng2 hrwiltse fdsayre lcaroso Philosophy_of_Information ePortfolio distance CSCW sims_phd_cohort_2005 digital_youth Sociology Online_Collaboration Online_Communities folksonomy CMS feminist_technoscience MASSS Social Informatics @ IU
  • Constructions and Reconstructions of Self in Virtual Reality: Playing in the MUDs
    Culture of the Internet (1997)
    by Sherry Turkle
    posted to identity mud online by draggin to the group Blog_and_Wiki_Research on 2005-04-10 18:54:13 as ***
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