#identity

How I took a one-click Jitsi install on Reclaim Cloud and turned it into a secure, branded, production-ready video conferencing setup.

A reflection on how default digital tools became invisible infrastructure, and why sovereignty starts by questioning what we were told to trust.

Why privacy matters when data collection feels routine.

A playful look at generative AI and the question of selfhood.

How to notice your own biases and widen your perspective.

How privilege can reshape arguments about social inequality and identity.

How AI changes the way we think about the self and our work.

How the Feynman method can help you learn and explain ideas better.

A reflection on Robin DiAngelo's White Fragility.

How the pandemic changed the stakes for student privacy.

A personal reflection on grief, ceremony, and bearing witness.

A reminder to close the gap between values and behavior.

How to talk about mental health with care and clarity.

A beginner-friendly guide to building a personal webpage with GitHub Pages.

Why crisis often leaves us with more than one path forward.

How memoir can help make sense of mental health and the creative process.

How trauma and depression affect learning, life, and well-being.

A short reflection on gratitude, resilience, and showing up.

We recently moved to our new home, and as a result we have a lot of new projects to complete.

A reflection on student privacy, expertise, and the tradeoff between privacy and power.

How to notice value and meaning in everyday life.

What makes a worthwhile leader and the roles and skills behind it.

A brief case for self-care as a practice that supports mental, emotional, and physical health.

Why credentials help, but values and lived fit matter too.

Why impulsive hot takes can make online moments worse.

A hard question about how we help create the conditions we resist.

A Bradbury quote about joy, love, and creative energy.

A reflection on self-actualization, freedom, and long-term purpose.

Why owning your online content starts with having a home base.

A reflection on gaslighting, mistrust, and feeling unmoored from reality.

A short guide to cultivating self-awareness through digital identity work.

Why protecting your center matters when opportunities pull you outward.

Why documenting your life can help you think more clearly and learn from mistakes.

Why writing for yourself is often the best way to find your voice.

How to start building your digital identity from the ground up.

Why sounding stupid can be part of learning and building identity.

How digital life reshapes grief, memory, and the spaces between life and death.

A reminder that expertise is built by making and learning from mistakes.

How music becomes the soundtrack for memory, feeling, and identity.

How to think about building ethical online communities.

How poetry can be used to ask and answer identity questions.

Why failure can be part of learning and knowledge growth.

Why anonymity can still matter in online spaces.

How social scholarship prepares students for networked civic life.

How to respond when trolling shows up online.

A plain-language introduction to the IndieWeb and what it offers.

Why I changed my relationship with social networks and digital spaces.

How critical autoethnography connects identity, culture, and reflection.

How to live in agreement with your values and daily actions.

How lyrics, performance, and poetry can build student power.

What acceptable use policies are really trying to protect.

Why we're using Gallup StrengthsQuest across the institution.

How to build a personal cyberinfrastructure for digital identity and control.

Three steps for becoming a more digitally agile educator.

Why researchers need to stay digitally agile as tools and networks evolve.

How a glitch remix helped me deconstruct my digital identity.

Why blogging helps us think, write, and share online.

How to create and curate a stronger online identity and brand.

A follow-up reflection on raising a digital native.

How early literacy and digital life shape a child’s development.

Elif Shafak

Katie Goh

Natasha Brown

Victoria Amelina

Judith Butler

Gabrielle Zevin

George Orwell

Toni Morrison

John Scalzi

Patrisse Khan-Cullors, asha bandele

Ta-Nehisi Coates

Margaret Atwood

Neil Gaiman

Richard K. Morgan

Neil Gaiman

Tad Williams

Rudyard Kipling