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Latest revision as of 07:11, 14 September 2020
= this overview entry refers to the technological aspects of identity
Related Entries
Concepts
- Digital Identity
- Group Identity
- Identity Commons
- Identity Rights Management
- Identity Standards
- Identity 2.0
- Laws of Identity
Products
- MicroID
- Open ID
- The infoliberalism project, starts with a software that includes a P2P online identity solution called "Global Login System".
Key Books to Read
- A Crowd of One. By John Clippinger.
- Youth, Identity, and Digital Media. MacArthur Foundation.
More Information
- Essay by David Buckingham: Introducing Identity
"I found particularly helpful the first piece on “Introducing Identity” by David Buckingham, which took on the hard definitional and discipline-related questions of identity in this context. He put a huge amount of scholarship into context, with sharp critiques along the way." (http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/digitalnatives/2008/01/10/macarthurmit-press-series-on-youth-media-and-learning/)