Tag Archives: politics of information

The End: Final Reflection

Posted on April 22, 2014 by Katie Saunders

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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The Digital Divide: A Links Roundup

Posted on February 18, 2014 by Hannah Gentry

What is the Digital Divide? The Digital Divide is basically a gap in access to information (via the Internet and ICT) between different groups. Groups like the Broadband Commission for Digital Development, the Digital Divide Institute, the Digital Divide Network, … Continue reading →

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Social Media & Volunteerism

Posted on February 4, 2014 by Hannah Gentry

Mallory Mitchell, a senior marketing student at the University of Montevallo, has done undergraduate research related to our topic at hand: activism and social media. As a part of the McNair Scholars Program, Mallory worked with Dr. Michele Bunn to … Continue reading →

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