The document explores personal and professional identity in the digital age, discussing the impact of social media platforms like Facebook on how individuals present themselves online and offline. It analyzes issues of privacy, sharing, and the blending of personal and professional relationships, while referencing various concepts such as Dunbar's number and the definition of a 'dramatis personae.' Additionally, it provides practical tips for managing online identity and controlling content shared on social media.

1. Who are you?
Private/Public : Personal/Professional

2. Who am I?
Theatre Design & Technology
12 yrs Theatrical Stage Manager
Technical Projects Manager
Intranet manager
Web Designer
Web 2.0 – Digital Resources
Second Life 2006
Twitter 2007

3. Who are you?
Online
Offline

4. Who am I?
Sharon Jane Lyon
Sharon, Shaz
Caron Jane Lyon
Caron
CJ, Cazzie, Auntie
Caz
Katie Reve
COG stagemanagement (1994)
PCM creative (2002)
PCM projects (2007)

5. Public / Private
Personal /
Professional

6. Who?
Allen Stewart Konigsberg
David Robert Jones
Allan Solomon

7. Who?
Username
Nickname
Birth name
Pseudonym
Stage name
NI number
Tax Reference

8. Dramatis Personae
plural noun (often functioning as singular)
1. (Literary & Literary Critical Terms)
the characters or a list of characters in a
play or story
2.the main personalities in any situation or
event

9. Who are you?
Online
Offline
Home
Work
Social

10. Identity Tool Kit
Avatar
160 character biography
160 word biography
Web site
Blog
Twitter
Facebook
Linkedin
Email

11. Identity
Private/Public
Personal/Private

12. Facebook
People have profiles
Business’s have pages
Projects & Activities have groups

13. Facebook
You join Facebook once

14. Facebook
You start defining who you are.

15. Facebook
Controlling what you share.
1. Sharing
2. Connecting
3. Apps & Websites
4. Block list

16. Facebook
Controlling what you share.
1. Everyone
2. Friends of Friends
3. Friends only

17. Facebook
Controlling what you share.
Additional Controls
Recommended Settings
Control each time you post
Control with apps
Control what you’re tagged in
The Definitive Facebook Lockdow
zdnet.com

18. Facebook
Controlling what you share.
Top Tips
Review sharing with friends of friends
Create friend lists

19. Facebook
Profiles
Groups
Pages
Log Out of Facebook to create your Pages

20. Facebook
Private / Public
Personal / Professional
Facebook Marketing:
How To Balance
Personal and Professional
Mari Smith

21. Blurring the Line
Student / Teacher
Friends / Lovers
Employer / Employee
Doctor / Patient
Family / Friends
Celebrity / Fans

22. Health Warning!
Relationships are not
digital
The World keeps turning
Life moves forward
Children can be cruel
Metro : 18/11/10

23. Dunbar’s Number
Dunbar's number is the approximate
number of people we are programmed by
evolution to know with some reasonable
degree of familiarity. changing minds
Kinship vs. Friendship
brain pickings

24. Path
“Capture life's moments
to enjoy them with close
friends & family.”
Friend limit of 50
...opposite of Twitter, MASHABLE

25. True Friends
Perspective
Rejection
Selective

26. Status Update!
Moving house
Saturday,
need help!

27. Personal = Private
Professional =
Public

28. Identity Tool Kit
Avatar
160 character biography
160 word biography
Web site
Blog
Twitter
Facebook
Linkedin
Email

29. Consistency Alert
Username
Password
Email
www.howsecureismypassword.net

30. Browser Bonus

31. The Public Domain
Data control
Content control
Gossip
Safety
Security
Geo Location

32. Psychology of Privacy
Mirrors
Photography
Twins
Voice recording

33. Professional & Public
Privacy vs. Affordability
Exposure vs. Control
Access vs. Distribution

34. Means To An End

35. icon set
@pcmcreative