Abstract
This article discusses the subjectivity production processes engendered in interactions, in social network sites, between a professor and a group of students from Graphic and Digital Design College at Federal University of Pelotas, state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. From a cartographic view, the article discusses the new relationships with time and space, the ways of sharing, and the relationship between professor and students within this context.
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