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EDUC 307 - Fall 2019

[a @angelaeduc307]

@BrinbergCameron And then we freak out when someone does the work for us and says “we said yes to this!”

[a @angelaeduc307]

I think it’s funny that we all accept the terms and conditions of whatever application we use without reading them. Then when articles come out saying what we accepted to, we freak out (we do this to ourselves!) #Lesson9

[a @angelaeduc307]

@ShaanAh15671930 Exactly!

[a @angelaeduc307]

Before, there was no fight for representation or a change in stereotypes to Disney. Now with social media, one tweet can gain so much attention and bring awareness #Lesson11

[a @angelaeduc307]

@AlexandraEDUC31 Yes and no! I feel like a false sense of security. I know I should be reading the terms and conditions, be more wary of the online but I haven’t had anything personally impact me yet. But I do know to be more wary of the online with tweets & so forth
How about you?

[a @angelaeduc307]

Different time, different era

[Dennis Stefanopoulos @DennisStefanop1]

Bugs Bunny movies handled guns. Are we supposed to cancel that as well? #Lesson11

[Justine Savoie @savoie_justine]

@angelaeduc307 Everything is what you make of it. People will always abuse of the system unfortunately.

[a @angelaeduc307]

@ThomasW54055871 👋 they definitely help if you don’t have time to go through your notes to find a specific definition

[Paulina Spiroulias @pspiroulias307]

@angelaeduc307 Exactly!! We are consciously making agreements to things we automatically assume are in our favour. Laziness has reached a whole other level 🤦🏻‍♀️

[a @angelaeduc307]

@tzivelekidis @hilaire_chantal @sandeepsangher7 ☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️ very true and very frustrating

[a @angelaeduc307]

@savoie_justine Especially when we agree to the terms and conditions without reading what they actually are

[a @angelaeduc307]

It’s hard to trust starting companies that sell they won’t sell our data, only to get bought by a company that does want to sell our data years later. #Lesson9

[a @angelaeduc307]

@savoie_justine @sandeepsangher7 That’s why I’m glad laptops are allowed! If I can barely type I don’t know how my hands would be able to keep up

[a @angelaeduc307]

@Dominic56673004 They use it as an excuse to be able to say whatever they want, but it’s a shame. They think it means they can hide behind it and use it to excuse their racism, sexism, etc

[a @angelaeduc307]

Freedom of speech doesn’t mean you can say whatever you want! #Lesson13

[a @angelaeduc307]

@tzivelekidis @hilaire_chantal @sandeepsangher7 It’s true, but when the teacher speaks so fast I know I can’t right legibly enough to read it the day after

[a @angelaeduc307]

@ColicchioTomas Yes, the use of Facebook groups allows me to get clarification on assignments and group study guides

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@AnneRosetta1 Yes, when I don’t have time to sit down in the morning and watch the news I use my phone while I commute to school

[a @angelaeduc307]

@sandeepsangher7 One of my classes is so note heavy I end up leaving with 6 pages on word (minimum)!! If she ever said no laptops my poor hand would be gone

[a @angelaeduc307]

@jamm10600 That’s literally my biggest fear ever. It’s why I stick to MLA because all throughout cégep it’s what I used and what my professors wanted

[a @angelaeduc307]

@MRubinovitch I believe around grade 6-7. At that age you’re responsible enough to understand that actions have consequences online and in person

[a @angelaeduc307]

@ClaireW84362304 In my math class, my professor does both. The smart board for her PowerPoint, and the classic chalkboard to do problems and exercises on