Exciting or Concerning? Most excited: I am most excited for two parts of the category. Education and new experiences. I think that for education VR/AR are going to be great for students. Of course, upper lever students will benefit is learning simulations. I think during this pandemic nursing students could’ve really benefitted from it. LearningContinue reading “VR/AR”
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AR
I had a hard time trying to get the snapchat lens to wrok for me. I dont know if it was my computer. All the turotirals were Apple products. I think I have limited access to things because Im using a laptop loaned to me by the school. Google AR was okay. Ive used itContinue reading “AR”
360 Photo
https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/101548428437465138720/photos Uploading the 360 photo was so much easier than I thought it would be. I guess I thought it would be more difficult because it seems like the technology to create a 360 photo would be high tech. It took me maybe 3 whole minute to complete. Im already a local guide. In highContinue reading “360 Photo”
The Pros And Cons Of Big Techs Using Our Personal Data
It sometimes scares me just how much of my data big companies are using. However, not enough for me to click no when asked about collecting cookies from various websites. I know it’s not necessarily evil for companies to use my information, it’s just very invasive. There are many pros to this practice. The main one beingContinue reading “The Pros And Cons Of Big Techs Using Our Personal Data”
Social Media Campaign: Target Audience and Competition
We my client and I first sat down to create our book club, she did not want the target audience to be too specific. We decided on anyone who is interested in reading community would be our target audience. We have since decided to make it a little less broad. My client has decided ourContinue reading “Social Media Campaign: Target Audience and Competition”
Social Media Campaign-Jane Doe’s Book Club
Book clubs seemed to be a thing of the past especially with coronavirus limiting the amount of people we get to hang out with. Which is why client wanted to create a virtual book club. Our virtual book club was a way to build community in a time when no one is allowed to hangContinue reading “Social Media Campaign-Jane Doe’s Book Club”
Social Media as a News Source
In my media writing class, we had an assignment about the validity of social media as a news source. In my original paper, a few things were different but I believe this topic has some merit to it and fits comfortably within the discussions of this class. Social media as a news outlet is relativelyContinue reading “Social Media as a News Source”
Family Vlogging
Family vlogging has grown more and more popular in the age of YouTube celebrities. Once you hear how much money youtubers make, its understandable that other people would want to try it too. Ryan, a nine-year-old from a popular toy review channel on YouTube, made $29.5 million in 2020. Of course, every parent thinks thatContinue reading “Family Vlogging”
How I feel out of love with the internet…
From the article How I feel out of love with the internet step number 4 stood out to me the most. Hold the internet in your hand. I have always been amazed by how much information is available to me at all times. I never really had internet access when I was younger like aContinue reading “How I feel out of love with the internet…”
Truama Dumping
Social media has a way of bringing out negative emotions in people. Usually, its in the form of jealously; Instagram even removed likes for a little while. Another negative I’ve seen on social media lately is trauma dumping. Trauma dumping is when a person dumps unnecessary trauma on underserving, or unsuspecting people. Often to strangersContinue reading “Truama Dumping”