academic identity and web2.0

Engaging with Web 2.0 to promote an Academic Identity

Kenneth McLaughlinUniversity Teacher

Esteem

esteem |ɪˈstiːm| |ɛ-|

respect and admiration, typically for a person : he was held in high esteem by colleagues.

Visual Identity

Presence

Connections

One Voice…

• Barry Manilow• ICT-Echo• Give & receive

comments

Personalised Learning Networks

• Follow and Followers

• Twitter

• Blog

• RSS

• Social Networks

Communities of Practice

• Audience

• Reflection

• Long Tail

• Openness & Sharing

• Tacit to Explicit

Engaging with Web 2.0 to promote an Academic Identity

Kenneth McLaughlinUniversity Teacher

Twitter: @ICT_Echo

academic identity and web2.0

esteem esteem

visual identity

high esteem

voice barry manilow

personalised learning

noun respect

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