Outputs from the 1st Eduserv, Planet EDID9 workshop on Digital Identities, held January 8th 2009 at the British Library, London.

Case stories

• Other people's identity, from Josie Fraser
• Being pseudonymous, from Mira Vogel
• Multiplicity, from Pete Johnston
• Am I the sum of others, from Andrew Eglinton
• Me being him being me being him and Sara Jones's Diary, from Jen Hughes
• Defend Yourself, from Pat Parslow
• Oi! Cubist!, from Ian Truelove
• Me according to Google, from Mike Roch
• A cat among the pigeons, from Sarah Fleming
• Twitterversed, from Steven Warburton
• Identity aggregation and Web presence as part of CV and Moderating School Facebook Groups, from Andy Powell
• Shall we be friends, from Shirley Williams
• Copyright Propagation in Social Networks?, from Harry Halpin
• Authenticated Anonymity, from Phil Archer
• Different Presence For Different People, from Milan Stankovic
• Controlling Flickr Contacts, from Margarita Perez Garcia

Patterns

• Others First
• What's my name?
• Space For Lurking
• Digital Identity Panic
• Facet Me

Blog entries

• Mark Kramer: thoughts on digital identity
• Andy Powell: define:digital identity
• Margarita Pérez-García: I’m also a STARR: Tell me whom you walk with and I’ll tell you who you are
• Steven Warburton: Stories of digital identity - tales from twitter
• Cristina Costa: WeDoTEL - A Skype group for TEL Researchers
• Ian Truelove: Multiple identities are a good thing
• Jen Hughes (on Graham Attwell's blog): Dramatic realization and identities
• Margarita Pérez-García: Faces of identity: which you do not make visible online and why?
• Josie Fraser: The problem with the mother
• Shirly Williams: Digital Identity Workshop

Slides

Activity pack

http://docs.google.com/View?docID=ajkrkbg8rrwc_543fqvcpzgq