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Author Archives: Katie Saunders
The End: Final Reflection
Like Hannah, I had a difficult time deciding what exactly to write about in my final reflection blog. We have covered so many topics in class that have truly changed how I think about something that I once thought was … Continue reading
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Tagged blogosphere, buzzfeed, feedly, information, organization, politics of information, social media, Twitter, wikipedia
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My Wikipedia Edit
Originally, I had a difficult time trying to decide what to edit. I kept asking myself, “what do I know that others don’t”? (guess I’m not really an expert on anything). But the more I thought about it, I decided … Continue reading
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BuzzFeed Article: 9 Signs You’re a Soon-To-Be College Grad
Here is my Buzz Feed article! Very relevant to my life right now.
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Review: Brain Pickings
After listening to Flora Lichtman interview Maria Popova on npr, I decided to do a review of her website brain pickings. During the interview, she talked about the idea of being a curator, plagiarism, and her curator’s code, so I … Continue reading
Questions to Consider
“Information is the currency of today’s world. Those who control information are the most powerful people on the planet-and the ones with the most bulging bank accounts.” -Matthew Lesko: The Confessions of a Millionaire Information Broker Questions to Consider: … Continue reading
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Taking it too far? Current Events and Links on Copyright Law
According to our reading, The Privatization of Public Knowledge, the constitutional purpose of copyrights were to “advance and diffuse knowledge”. What it has turned into is a monopoly and exclusive ownership of intellectual property that extends longer than it was … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-piracy, copyright, copyright education, copyright law, creation, fair use
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The Digital Divide
For my Bizzaro Research “Paper” I did a Venn diagram on the digital divide. I was very interested in this subject when we discussed it in class because it is something that we can see even at home. I know … Continue reading
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Tagged digital divide, internet, research paper, statistics, Venn diagram
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Q and A: How not having Internet access would affect our everyday lives
Interview with a Hoover High School teacher, a high school student, and a recent college graduate. I asked them what they use the Internet for in their everyday routine, if they could complete those tasks without the Internet, and how … Continue reading
Pros and Cons of Social Media Advocacy
Like the articles have shown, and most of us have stated in our posts, there are pros and cons to advocating for a cause over social media. These social media outlets have become a way for connecting and communicating that … Continue reading
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Tagged connecting, information, sharing, social media, tweetsgiving, Twitter
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