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“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 […]
“My mom works in an assistant living home and works with many patients who are affected by Alzheimer’s. The stories she tells are truly heart breaking. She would tell me[ . . . ]
For this installment in my JanTerm blogs, I’m commenting on three of my classmates blogs and adding some of my ideas to what they’ve been saying. Anjali wrote her third nugget post on the same article that I did! Maybe it’s just a good article, because it seems like everyone wrote about that one. Anyway, in her […]
http://www.forbes.com/ I would like to follow Forbes as part of my personal learning network because I take a huge interest in how money is moving around the globe and how the markets are doing. It is also interesting to see how these tycoons are doing and how many of them came to be because corporations […]
Looking at his nugget is from Alan Levine’s article, “The Question Should be: Why Are You *Not* Blogging”. I took this excerpt from Major’s nugget #3. “it pulls me in because it points out how we consume and reuse information on the web and gives the fact that blogging would be contributing your own piece […]
Since my career is in a STEM field, I searched for other blogs focusing on science and technology for this assignment. Some of these are blogs I already knew about but never really followed that closely. Others are ones that I had to search for for this assignment. Pharyngula, by PZ Myers, a blog covering […]
It all started in middle school where we all met. It was the end of 4th grade and we all thought that we would be returning to our same schools to finish out the 5th grade at the schools that we were at. Little did we know our parents had a different plan in mind. […]
I had edited some Wikipedia articles 4-5 years ago, I can’t even remember the password to it so I cannot even remember what I did edit, I use Wikipedia for a lot of my research articles, I know though that it is very unreliable, whenever a famous athlete does something good or does something very … Continue reading →
A Brief History of Fanfiction is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. A Brief History of Fanfiction It’s not as if I think anyone would ever want to copy this, right? It’s pretty slipshod. I hesitated over the Creative Commons licenses, thinking to myself, well it’s not as though I want to … Continue reading ““Knowledge Artifact”: A Brief History of Fanfiction”
Analyzing Josh’s nugget #3 from the article, “The 5 Elements Of Working Out Loud” by John Stepper I found the quote he chose particular interesting when it began talking about working aloud rather than being stuck over a definition or how to start a project. The quote he chose was, “Though the most important part […]
