The world of technology is constantly evolving. Even though this course is over, there will forever be more information to learn and new digital advancements to experience. #dcim353b
@PriyaRa01626415 I agree with this. I remember even seeing around Rutgers that the vending machines even take digital currencies like Apple Pay now. I've heard that stores are also trying to work with Venmo so you can just pay via the Venmo app rather than swiping a card/paying cash.
@zoshi_87 I think this is a definite possibly. Social media has already been adapting to this change by implementing trending areas into their sites that allow regular users to share news with one another. Many people I know strictly use social media for the mass media / news consumption.
@briannaDCIM I completely agree. Tesla has definitely paved the way for the future of cars, and I can see other auto companies adopting some of their advanced technologies in upcoming years.
I came across this article about how the future of employment may soon be in the hands of robot interviewers. My prediction for the future of digital technology is that it will result in many changes throughout the working world in years to come. #dcim353b https://t.co/5qemcrdNBe
My advise for students who look to communicate effectively via twitter with other schools is to just keep digging. Don't just open one tweet but also read the replies and responses because that is the way you will gain the most insight into different perspectives #TXC18#DCIM353B
My biggest takeaway from this activity is being able to reflect on my experience at Rutgers from an academic perspective. Being a senior, it was cool to look back at all of the things I've learned and experienced through the years. #TXC18#DCIM353B
@tayselm That's really cool! I think DCIM classes could be super helpful for heading in that career direction. I'm sure you're super talented and will definitely get there someday!
@briannaDCIM I also plan to go into digital marketing! I found that for my current internship in the field, I used so many skills from my part-times over the years to help me be successful today. I think having a part-time experience, especially in a direction of what you want to do is great!
My academic/professional identity would be that I am very involved with my sorority and Rutgers Dance Marathon. For my organization, I am the DM chairwoman and love to spend my time with the kids and families involved in the Embrace Kids Foundation. #dcim353b#txc18
My personal identity is being absolutely obsessed with dogs. If I could, I would adopt every dog in the world. I'm always posting cute pictures/snapchats of the dogs I come across. Here's a pic of my dog that I posted on my Instagram lol #dcim353b#txc18
@elizfogarty27 I absolutely agree! I have received internship opportunities just from making an effort to connect with professors. They are great sources for any questions you may have about career paths.
@kristin_parodi It definitely can get difficult at times especially since I have an internship as well! I always make sure to have a planner with all of my important notes in order to keep everything organized. It's super helpful to visualize everything and I carry it with me everywhere!
My best Rutgers tip is to get involved as much as you can. I'm current in a philanthropic club and am dance marathon chairwoman of my sorority. Both have given me so many opportunities for friendship, networking, internships, academics, and everything in between. #TXC18#DCIM353b
@elizfogarty27 Game days are definitely the best days at Rutgers. So many memories come from waking up super early with friends to head out to the noon games. Even though Rutgers may lose every game, they always bring so many students, alumni, and families together for a fun day.
@saniaahmed77 I remembered back when I had a meal plan that the dining halls were a great way to meet people and to catch up with friends between classes. They always used to play the best music too. Going to the Livi dining hall was always the best because of the burgers!