Building Your Digital Identity, Literacy, and Network
Alright so now we’ve been instructed to connect to three blogs that aren’t our classmates (so this is kind of a spin off of this post. Since I don’t really know quite what I want this blog to be, I decided to connect to three blogs that coincide with my interests: travel, fashion, and cooking/baking. I […]
“What we consider to be technology is constantly changing” (Anjali Pullarkat). “There are so many varying levels of internet/technology usage that it’s impossible to pin down specifically ONE website or ONE piece of technology as a prototype for the current internet. People use computers, watches, smartphones, gaming consoles, and in some situations even refrigerators to […]
The Millions is a blog with book reviews. It is very helpful when you may need a review on a book you like. TMB is a blog about movies. They even have newer movies with summaries and reviews. It is very helpful…
The following five blog websites are known to be the best at blogging about politics. Since my major is politics and business, I chose these blog websites because throughout my experience, I learned a lot from them. In some of my political science classes, I was given the opportunity to research about world affairs and political
JanTerm is almost over! I’ve gotta start thinking of something to blog about other than this course so I can make use of this website. But anyway, for this assignment we got a little freedom to choose what we did. We were given a list of assignments from a similar course, and asked to pick one that interested us, […]
The first excerpt from a classmates blog I’d like to examine is from Nguyen Nguyen’s post Internet vs. Environment: “We usually think about the relationship between the web and the users, the web and the providers or even just among us – the users. But then, we have been underestimating the effect of the web on the environment. […]
If you didn’t already know, I am a huge computer science nerd, for my connected blogs I decided to start of with a computer science blog off course. I decided to use Matt.Might first, it seems almost perfect, there is a blog there for advice on computer science majors, and what every programmer needs to know, … Continue reading →
In Anjali Pullarkat’s Nugget #3: Revenge of the nugget, she talked about Adam Levine’s point of view about blogging. “Maybe no one reads your blog,” Anjali said, “Your knowledge is still out there.” Blogging on your personal website lets you have…
“The longer a person has to write something, the more time they have to edit it and change up their true purpose in order to conform to what they feel like their readers will approve. In the midst of all these edits, the readers original voice is lost to conformity.” (Roshaan Singh) I agree with […]
I agree with Bush when he says specialization is necessary for progress because if you focus on getting better in one discipline then you will be the best at that. Rather than being mediocre at multiple disciplines. -Josh Jones Nugget # 2 I’ve heard this many times over and I very much agree with this. […]
