Daniela Snyder

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

Sounds of nature from the lake shore path. The path offers students a scenic view while they walk from their dorms to campus. #j202 #lab306 #SoundCloud
https://t.co/1g7fHz218X

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

Sounds of students scanning into Memorial library. Hundreds of students shuffle in and out of this library everyday to study and have access to some of the oldest books on campus. #lab306 #j202 #SoundCloud
https://t.co/MCGmGwTCTE

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

Sounds from the iconic memorial union. Students and community members come here to study, hang out, and watch sports. #j202 #lab306 #SoundCloudSoundCloud
https://t.co/aBzIz8VVAO.

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

Rachel Louis plans on voting in the state Supreme Court election on April 4 because it's important #j202 #lab306

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

Lizzie Moe is a sophomore at UW Madison and plans to vote in the state Supreme Court election on April 4 because its her civic duty. #J202 #lab306

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

What characteristics make media more likely to interact with blatant publicity stunts without making people feel manipulated? #UWJ201 #313

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

@MasonHolcombe I think that both add different qualities. While ads are a great way of putting the product in front of people’s faces, good PR is essential for people to act on what the ad is selling . #UWJ201 #313

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

@JonathanDraege3 I agree that while ads can be beneficial, it seems like good PR can do what ads do and more. PR offers a cleaver and creative way to sell a product, without being so in your face about it. #UWJ201 #313

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

@fosler2_uw I think corporations use content that is trending In order to appeal to the consumer. Social justice is very relevant today and brands want to stay relevant. #UWJ201 #313

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

@uwjeffreyli I think that Facebook needs to take large steps to program more humane algorithms. One of the ideas discussed was having computer science professions also major in psychology. I think that would be a productive first step in moving forward for FB #UWJ201 #313

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

In lecture we talked about the different modes of persuasion. What mode do you think is the most impactful and why? #UWJ201 #313

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

@clarapadgham I don’t think this is a future problem, as the repercussions of getting news from social media can be seen today. A prime example is the attack on the Capitol. Misinformation on social media lead to an actual attack on democratic process. #UWJ201 #313

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

In lecture we watched a documentary on Facebook and their naivety of the negative impacts it could have. How could they have done a better job at creating a more humane platform? #UWJ201 #313

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

@EllaBuffalo I think social media platforms like Facebook plays a large role in contributing to polarization. They only populate feeds with content that agrees with one side via algorithms. In turn, people only view content that tells them they are right. #UWJ201 #313

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

@RonnieSuarez11 I don’t think so. The Onion is not trying to deceive its audience and they make it clear that they’re platform is satire and should not be taken seriously. #UWJ201 #313

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

Yesterday in lecture Scott Dikkers spoke to us about the onion and how it operates. What are the benefits of using political satire in today’s society? #UWJ201 #313

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

@whomstisnat I don’t necessarily think that people don’t think critically anymore. I think people are more overwhelmed in the state of media today. The media throws so much info at us that it’s hard to decipher what’s true or false. #UWJ201 #313

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

In lecture we discussed news deserts and how people in them tend to read more extreme news. As younger generations primarily get news online, will this be a problem in the future? Or will these areas still gravitate toward extreme news? #UWJ201 #313

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

@chucksphillips Among many different factors, I think the biggest reason people retreat is the fear of rejection and ultimately caring what others think of them. #UWJ201 #313

[Daniela Snyder @DanielaSnyder5]

@mollyjgoldberg I think in today’s political landscape, people tend to automatically attack opinions that aren’t their own. With so much hostility, it’s natural to want to retreat. By creating a safer more understanding environment, people would be more willing to share #UWJ201 #312