Silvana's E-learning and Digital Cultures Blog

Part of the MSc in E-learning at the University of Edinburgh

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  • #1 by Sian on November 23rd, 2009

    Thanks for this amazing feedback on the course Judy, and for taking the time to come in and join us and share your own thoughts on the readings. I agree it’s really quite easy to forget to historicise Haraway, but that it’s important that we do…

    If you’d like to join the Skype chat on wednesday evening, please do : )

    It might be interesting to talk at some point about possible teaching collaborations between our two institutions!

  • #2 by Silvana on November 23rd, 2009

    Hi Henry,

    Yes, I read the BdJ’s ex went to another paper so she quickly went to the Times but I think there is a point that she was unable to manage two identities in that she couldn’t keep it a complete secret. She had to tell some people.

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  • #3 by ZAREMA on March 20th, 2010

    Thanks the author for article. The main thing do not forget about users, and continue in the same spirit.

  • #4 by emma on March 30th, 2010

    Great work (thanks for your speech in Berlin!)

  • #5 by Silvana di Gregorio on April 28th, 2010

    Since I constructed this virtual ethnography, Valley Fever, removed the video that was embedded on this page and closed down his YouTube channel at the end of 2009. Anna Thoms also removed her video embedded here early in 2010.

  • #6 by SEO Boston on December 15th, 2010

    Good point that I had never thought of before.

  • #7 by silvanad on March 2nd, 2011

    In December 2010, YouTube terminated the Davdsfarm channel due to a campaign by what Dave and his fans call 'the haters".  The particular video that YouTube cited was – naked snowmobiler Dave – which had over 200,000 hits and had been up for three years.

  • #8 by Georgie May on May 9th, 2011

    Enjoyable read!

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