Building Your Digital Identity, Literacy, and Network
Brad Aiken Here’s what I contributed to the class timeline of internet history and a bit of an explanation about each of them: November 21, 1969 — The First ARPANET Link ARPANET was the first real precursor to the internet. Funded by the US Department of Defense, ARPANET (which stood for Advanced Research Projects Agency Network) was […]
As a peripheral, unassigned-for-class blog post, I thought I’d share some possibly helpful stuff to do with indie video game development, which is a hobby I’ve recently gotten into. Since July of this past year, I’ve been developing a Pokemon game for PC. Obviously, since Pokemon is copyrighted material, I’m not doing this for money. […]
View post on imgur.com Pictured above is my internet history over the past hour. For this assignment, we were supposed to investigate something interesting and relevant to our field of study, navigate through the web on relevant sites to this interest, show our navigation history, and share any insights we may have learned along the […]
“Six years was a long time to be in jail, but it is an entire era online. Writing on the internet had not changed, but reading – or, at least, getting things read – had altered dramatically. I’d been told how essential social networks had become, so I tried to post a link to one […]
first blog post: 1. introduce yourself and tell the world what you would like people to know about you. What are your academic/professional interests and objectives? What motivated you to take this course, and what do you want to learn from it? What do you care about? Do you have hobbies? What would you change about […]
