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"Why Cyberbullying Rhetoric Misses the Mark”--Notes from danah boyd
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By Admin on Sep 23rd, 2011
  1. Advocacy
  2. Civic Engagement
  3. Online Identity
  4. K-12 Learning
  5. Youth
  6. Community & Policy
  1. cyberbullying

Alice Marwick and danah boyd crafted an op-ed for the New York Times entitled “Why Cyberbullying Rhetoric Misses the Mark.”
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Dharun Ravi indicted on 15 counts, including Hate Crime
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By Miller on Apr 21st, 2011
  1. Culture
  1. cyberbullying
  2. hate_crime

http://text2cloud.com/2010/12/everyone-caught-in-the-act-the-world-peeks-through-the-digital-keyhole/
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The Mea Culpa Tweet: Cappie Pondexter Gets Twitter-Famous
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By Miller on Mar 18th, 2011
  1. International & Global
  2. Social Networks & Social Media
  3. Culture
  1. cyberbullying
  2. Japan
  3. twitter

Without much effort, you can find images of how quickly life has changed for the people of Japan.

What is it like to experience such a...
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Just Look What Happens When Students Run the Show!
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By Davidson on Feb 7th, 2011
  1. Assessment & Evaluation
  2. Reading & Writing
  3. Culture
  1. authorship
  2. contract grading
  3. cyberbullying
  4. peer grading
  5. peer leading

It never fails.  Whenever I start to tell people that I now run all my classes on a collaborative and peer-led (student-led) model, they are...
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My Brush with Celebrity: The Other Side of Cyber-Spying
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By Miller on Jan 29th, 2011
  1. Community & Policy
  2. Culture
  1. censorship
  2. cyberbullying

OK, I admit it. This is my one real brush with a real celebrity.

Sure, I've had one or two near brushes with real celebrity. Who...
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Thought Experiment Continued: Cyber-Spying Made Easy
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By Miller on Dec 20th, 2010
  1. Community & Policy
  2. Culture
  1. censorship
  2. cyberbullying
  3. Josh Harris
  4. livinginpublic
  5. spying
  6. student life
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Is Nothing Sacred? Is Nothing Private?
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By Miller on Dec 14th, 2010
  1. Privacy
  2. Community & Policy
  3. Culture
  1. censorship
  2. cyberbullying
  3. Hacktivism
  4. privacy
  5. teen suicide

At the end of my last post, I asked the question, "Is nothing sacred?"

Here are some responses to that question, via the world of Web 2.0...
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Don't Read Wikileaks! The Government Confronts the End of Privacy
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By Miller on Dec 6th, 2010
  1. Government & Politics
  2. Privacy
  3. Culture
  1. Abu Ghraib
  2. As Bullies Go Digital,
  3. cyberbullying
  4. privacy
  5. Wikileaks

"This is not a 'phone,'" Dr. Englander told the parents who looked, collectively, shellshocked. What you’ve given your child “is a mobile computer...
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