Can You See the Real Virtual Me
•
30 likes•1,815 views
An Exploration of Digital and Analog Identities in Second Life
Recommended
More Related Content
Similar to Can You See the Real Virtual Me
Similar to Can You See the Real Virtual Me (20)
More from Mark Bell
More from Mark Bell (20)
Recently uploaded
Recently uploaded (20)
Can You See the Real Virtual Me
- 1. Can You See the Real Virtual Me An Exploration of Digital and Analog Identities in Second Life
- 2. ” “ Virtual worlds construct places and involve multiple people, it is perhaps not surprising to customs and cultures emerge that are built around cultural places. – Snowdon, Churchil and Munro in Collaborative Virtual Environments
- 3. ” “ Virtual communities are social aggregations that emerge from the net when enough people carry on those public discussions long enough, with sufficient human feeling, to form webs of personal relationships in cyberspace. – Howard Rheingold
- 4. ” “ As much as the synthetic space had come to feel the Earth now appears somewhat unreal. I’m arguing that , but that their cultural differences are so great as to impose a truly mind-altering culture shock . – E. Castranova both are real real,
- 5. Why?
- 6. Why? User created Increasing cultural involvement Digital = culture We are media Economy Deserve our attention Culture redefined
- 7. What is Second Life?
- 9. Not a Game No goal No missions No defined path
- 11. BSU Involvement in SL English 104 CMD
- 13. Identity Analog Identity Digital Identity
- 14. Identity in SL Name (Taxonomy narrative) Avatar (Visual narrative) Location (Geographical narrative) Actions and speech (Textual narrative)
- 15. The Story Center Exhibits Hundreds of visitors Museum/ Gallery
- 16. Identity Types Identity Slippage Identity Stability Identify Shift
- 17. Identity Slippage Role reversal When who you (digital) are and who you (analog) are don’t match. Slight change from analog identity Psycho-social moratorium
- 18. Second Life allows anyone to explore new places and experiences Many different situations in a safe environment”
- 19. I am who I am, digital or analog Replication of analog identity Never complete Always mediated Identity Stability Always mediated
- 20. I cou “ I could be perfect . I want to be me .”
- 23. Identity Shift Total change of Identity Identity conflict Hidden identities Identify Shift
- 25. Please come and visit Let me show you around