today's schedule 1:00-2:00 OVERVIEW      Tom's talk      Lloyd's announcements      discussion & questions      journal Q of the day 2:00-3:00 INDIV. work      work on personal website      update/upload docs 3:00 get some air!     ...and sunshine (hopefully)! 3:30-4:00 GROUP work      group meetings 4:00-4:30 free period      play/gametime "Ozzie" conducting a lecture... ;-) more pix from wednesday: girlsplaying1.jpg girlsplaying2.jpg girlsplaying3.jpg girlsplaying4.jpg girlsplaying5.jpg girlsplaying6.jpg girlsplaying7.jpg girlsplaying8.jpg girlsplaying9.jpg katianddavidagain.jpg lloyddanieldavid.jpg ozzie1.jpg ozzie2.jpg ozzie3.jpg soccer1.jpg soccer2.jpg soccer3.jpg soccer4.jpg soccer5.jpg soccer6.jpg soccer7.jpg soccer8.jpg soccer9.jpg soccer10.jpg soccer11.jpg soccer12.jpg soccer13.jpg soccer14.jpg soccer15.jpg soccer16.jpg threegirls.jpg

today's links Tom's essay on the course weblog Who are you? Such a simple question... in fact, you probably hear it many times day. Usually, you supply the simplest answer: your name. But there's so much more hidden beneath the surface of those three words. It turns out to be one of the those huge, multi-sided questions, the answer too big to see all at once. So we'll take a look at it, piece by piece. First, one's name. Then, one's identity. From there, how others perceive you. And then... just how the Internet changes it all. Journal question: Who are you? (Your name alone is NOT acceptable; tell a little bit more about who you are, with the understanding that this information is confidential and not to be 'cybercast' widely.) Who are you when you are on-line? Are you still really seeing "yourself"? What parts make up the "you" in the cyberworld? How and why are real-you and cyber-you different? Do you think the difference, if any, is intentional (you definitely thought about, and made up, your online identity) or circumstantial (it's just that way, without planning or forethought on your part)? homework for Mon. 7.17 Read Chapter 12, Multimedia. Create a simple page (or use one you've already made) and embed or add a background sound in it. Also, find a small movie anywhere on the web, and add it to your page... emphasis on small.* *(Large movies on a page will cause the ATDP server to crawl to a halt, if lots of people start accessing that page all at once! And finally, do NOT place MP3 files on your directory on the server... welcoming as ATDP is, we do not want everyone in the world to come visiting our site all at once, downloading popular or even not-so-popular MP3s.)