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Whatever crosses my mind to share that I think others would find useful. News, Issues, Concerns. I am Not Average in. Where the Wild Things Are.
Declaration of a Digital Citizen. Plan the Work, Work the Plan. Through Digital Consumer, all of the products and services the wired world has to offer are only a short few mouse clicks away. From an advertisers point-of-view, Digi.
Digital Citizen Project, Illinois State University. Plans, Programs, and Status. Site publicized on campus promoting legal media. How various higher education institutions are responding to HEOA requirements. Address ethical and legal issues involved through K-16 education, public relations, rewards.
Rules of conduct of a citizen journalist. Digital Citizens declare Cloud Wars! Digital Citizens declare Cloud. We have moved from analog physical creatures to digital cyber information workers. The new currency is data. The shift is also from a geo-political, land based, government controlled citizenship to virtual communities of digital citizens. From countries to borderless social communities. Apple, this year 2012.
We live in a representative democratic society that evolved from the rise of constitutional republics like France and America in the late 18. Ben Hammersley, in his British Council lecture. Written and Published by Oliver Ashton and Fred Garnett.