built by Sian on August 3, 2009 21 posts so far
Icebreaking wall for 'Digital cultures'
Put up an image or a link or some text which represents something of what 'digital culture' means to you....
says

Just posted 160 chars left
Ali says

Gadgetry

Sep 22, 2009 160 chars left
john says

a culture that's invisible to those not plugged in

Sep 22, 2009 160 chars left
Tracy says

Navigating the infinite, creating meaning from the meaningless.

Sep 22, 2009 160 chars left
Saraht says

Connecting
Connections
Confusion

Sep 21, 2009 160 chars left
Damien says

Invasion and freedom, liberty and slavery, infinite choice and freedom from choice, a way to escape and a way to get trapped

Sep 21, 2009 160 chars left
Mas (2) says

My son can watch Cbeebies anywhere anytime (when mummy n daddy on pc). Teach grandparents how to Google. Using internet to keep intouch

Sep 21, 2009 160 chars left
Eneas M says

Exposure:
1. The act or an instance of exposing, as:
a. An act of subjecting or an instance of being subjected to an action or an influence:

Sep 21, 2009 160 chars left
Nicola O says

I think it's about sharing and developing your enthusiasm, beliefs, niche interests, activities, identities,
through an infinitely connected virtual peer group

Sep 20, 2009 160 chars left
Bill says

Infinite connections / Infinite possibilities / Chaos disguised as Order / An intriguing present, a mysterious future...

Sep 20, 2009 160 chars left
Sibylle says

Too much information?

Sep 19, 2009 160 chars left
lesley says

which one,why, suitable, secure,multi-user,permissions.....a vote for igoogle...but maybe not?#!!..I want them all.....Sian and Jen to the rescue!!!

Sep 19, 2009 160 chars left
Andy says

Everything in the shop is free........

Banksy

Sep 19, 2009 160 chars left
Mas says

My son (17months) in-front of grandad's computer.

Sep 18, 2009 160 chars left
Anonymous says

This is what digital culture means for my children: Watching Dennis the Menace through BBC i-player whenever they want to (once they've finished their homework)

Sep 18, 2009 160 chars left
Arthur says

It's a malleable, perishable, technological commonwealth of geographically disparate participants who interact with peers in policed real and virtual worlds

Sep 17, 2009 160 chars left
Silvana says

Interesting video using old tech to explain new tech. Is it just more of the same?People have always needed to connect.

Sep 17, 2009 160 chars left
Sarah P says

Strange, but also comforting, a community that looks very different to the real world we physically inhabit.

Sep 16, 2009 160 chars left
Henry says

To be both rooted and connected at the same time to survive within a rapidly changing world.

Sep 14, 2009 160 chars left
Tony says

What does this Flickr image 'say' about digital culture? The private made public? Analogue behaviours replicated online? SNS identity performance as defacement?

Sep 14, 2009 160 chars left
Sian says

A series of ‘portraits’ of an old man (see www.juliangermain.com). The physical movement around town shown here is something digital culture has partly erased.

Sep 8, 2009 160 chars left
Jen says

it's danger, technology, creativity, humour and turning things upside down.

Aug 24, 2009 160 chars left
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