Russian Federation
The article analyzes the experience of research of ethno-racial relations in social networks of the American educational system. The article defines the characteristics of the presentation culture of students on the Internet and in real relationships. The author characterizes the nature of the identification properties of ethnic-racial student groups in America.
the communicative and online environment of the institution, hard-formalized online education, online-identity, Internet-identity, the communicative culture of the educational campus
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