Inside Higher Ed :: Cleaning Up Their Online Acts
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- Rhetboi on 2008-01-09 - Tags facebook , networking , ethos , rhetoric , students , Blogs , - , Theory , Education , Technology , Rhetoric , Persuasion , Legal , Issues , Ethos
- Edventures on 2007-01-04 - Tags action , danger , education , higher , imported:del.icio.us , legal , online , presence , social , software , student
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For a generation of students who grew up with blogs, online journals, and peer-to-peer sites, the Internet has become an arena to write, post and link all the things they might not be able to express normally. The difficulty now, for some, is realizing that, more and more, their “peers” include professors, administrators, prospective employers, and sometimes law enforcement personnel. Whereas administrators used to tell students to take the “Hey dude” messages off their answering machines during job hunting seasons, now some students are being told to watch their digital profiles.
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