Presentations, the end!

Brent Rust
Online activities change us! (We are moved and lifted by your presentation :).)
You can still be essentially anonymous online, but it's the exception rather than the rule to be who you really are in that environment. The advent of technology has made it more acceptable to hold these standards and exercise these practices today than it was 15 years ago.
Yup, works for me. Get your research in there and back it up with your resources and it will be great :).

Cynthia
Cyberspace gives underrepresented groups more choices about representation that are not available through traditional media.
Cyberspace has the growth potential to allow for more voices to be heard.
Again, yep, works for me. Nothing to add here.

Neil Fastabend
Cell phones and Internet-ready smart phones are narrowing the access portion of the digital divide around the world, and that is a good thing. Cell phones are narrowing the digital divide: check. We live in a hybrid space that allows us to connect wherever, whenever: check. The opposition is wrong, you will prove it: I hope you will! The examples you used really help flesh our your paper, which is excellent. Good job.

Josh Cook
Internet activism is a necessary tool for physical activism in the real world (Get'r'done!)
I think you've covered what you need to cover. I have nothing to add. As you said, git'r'done.

GOOD JOB EVERYONE!!! We've made it! Good luck on your papers, and with the rest of your finals.