Tag: #Posiel
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Process Post #12 Writing After Dusk Community Guidelines
This week’s reading about comment moderation was interesting and made me think of how I wanted to regulate my website. As Konnikova (2013) claims” anonymity has also been shown to encourage participation; by promoting a greater sense of community identity, users don’t have to worry about standing out individually”. Therefore, I want to enable commenters to…
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Mini Assignment #5 My Online Self
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Process Post #11: Publics and Counter-publics
“networked publics are both the “space constructed through networked technologies” and the imagined collective that emerges as a result of the intersection of people, technology, and practice … [T]hey allow people to gather for social, cultural and civic purposes, and they help people connect with a world beyond their close friends and family” (Renninger, 2015).…
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Process Post #10 Analytics, SEO, and Audience Growth
According to Data. ai’s, State of Mobile 2022 report people, on average, spend 4 hours 48 minutes on their mobile devices, which equates to 1/3 of our day. This is important to remember because as someone who is cultivating and growing a brand/website, it is important to think about how my website designs translate on mobile devices.…
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Process Post #9 My Digital Trail
When I think of the term digital trail, my mind automatically wanders to how the data I produce through social networks, apps and wifi are all used to commodify my identity to third-party corporations or sites
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Process Post #8: Content + Copyright
After last week’s catastrophe of creating a revamped homepage with a sliding carousel, I hesitated to make any other changes. However, I needed to have my content more organized with drop-down menus, so I embarked on a mini journey to create these changes. My current theme, “Twenty Twenty-Three, does not have a menu section under…
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Mini Assignment #4: An Updated Version of “The Love Cook” by Ron Padgett By ChatGPT
The love cook is busy in the kitchen, Stirring up something delicious and new,
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Digital Literacy: TikTok’s Rise as a News Platform
The American Library Association defines digital literacy as an individual’s “ability to use information and communication technologies to find, evaluate, create, and communicate information, requiring both cognitive and technical skills” (Schwartzbach, 2022). Digital literacy can range from basic skills, such as using the functionalities of a computer, to the knowledge of using programs such as Microsoft Word…
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Process Post #7 WordPress Woes & Everything is Real, Everything is Fake
After Mauve’s guest lecture, I decided my website needed a much needed refresh to the home page.
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Peer Review #2: Entering Sammyuniverse
As Gertz (2015) suggests, “the cover gives us a hint about what’s inside, and teases out our emotion, begging us to read the rest”.
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