Bonnie Stewart is a writer, educator, and researcher fascinated by who we are when we're online. She explores the intersections of knowledge and technologies in her work, taking up networks, institutions and identity in contemporary higher education. Published in Salon.com, The Guardian UK, and Inside Higher Ed, as well as peer-reviewed academic venues, Bonnie has advised educational projects and programs in Sweden, the UK, the US, and Canada. A Prince Edward Islander by birth, Bonnie lived and taught on all three coasts of Canada and in Eastern Europe and Asia before returning to the red mud of her homeland. Coordinator of Adult Teaching at the University of Prince Edward Island, Bonnie teaches technologies, communications, media literacy, and adult learning. In 2005, she was the first instructor to bring Moodle to UPEI. Bonnie blogs at theory.cribchronicles.com, @bonstewart.