@hgeary23 I totally agree, I think it’s cool how they made sure to emphasize the amount of plastic waste in the world and how it’s an issue. Although their presentation was on the disposable camera I think this side note was a great way to further advance their argument #RHUB290
The current presentation on the trading platform “robinhood” is very interesting. As someone who dabbles in it I know it is very popular thanks to its easy to use interface. However there are better alternatives due to Robinhoods manipulation of markets and users #RHUB290
Am currently watching a presentation on disposable cameras. I did not realize disposables were making that much of a comeback. However, not sure if it’s possible, but I do think that Kodak should make their disposables reusable in order to reduce their plastic waste #RHUB290
@ava_segur Whats up Ava I completely agree. I think my favorite techniques Jobs used were visual aids & voice inflections to keep a steady pace. I think talking at a good pace and at a solid tone definitely helps the audience focus more easily on the message you are trying to present.
@makanayoung_ Hey Makana, I completely agree. I think Steve used many techniques in his presentation which helped make the presentation so effective. Part of me wonders if the iPhone would have had so much success if his presentation was not as good. Good job he utilized those techniques!
In Steve Jobs Macworld keynote speech he uses a couple skills to promote credibility and authenticity The skills that stood out to me were his use of images as well as his use of voice inflections Both of these skills helped make his presence bigger and more interesting #RHUB290
The following image is a representation of the reported losses from crypto scams in just one year. From the chart you can tell that this problem is becoming a lot more apparent and certainly needs to be addressed. #RHUB290
@ava_segur Whats up Ava! I came to the same conclusion after reading the article. I never realized there was a difference between data and information because they seem very similar. However, I think it is interesting how information is just data presented in an easier way to understand
In the article HBUI I learned the difference between data and information Data is statistics that mean nothing while information is data expressed in a way that can be understood. Its not only important to collect data but also interpret it in a way people can understand #RHUB290
@hgeary23 Hey Haley, I think you nailed this. The point of problem statements isn’t to solve the problem but simply just to explain to the audience what the problem is. They are a good way to setup further solutions but the statement themselves should not cover solutions. Nice job!
After reading about problem statements I have discovered that they are helpful because they are a concise description of an issue that can be further improved upon. I think one should use one in order to demonstrate the purpose of said report. #RHUB290
After looking through a couple of the sample reports the next project looks like we are going to be working on extended writing so long that it requires a table of context. Although this looks interesting it looks long! Looking forward to the explanation of this tomorrow #RHUB290
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In the article by 1827 marketing they talk about the ethics behind data collection. Personally I think D.C. is useful because it can help companies target specific individuals. However, I do think some things should remain private such as ones personal information #RHUB290
@anikangraf What’s up Anika, I totally agree. I feel like this stood out to me in the article as well. I definitely tend to buy things that I have seen before or that are more normal to me rather than things that I haven’t seen before or that seem random to me. Familiarity plays a big role!
One thing that stood out to me from this weeks article, was how in study after study people always gravitate towards the stuff that they had seen the most. Familiarity seems to play a big role in what people buy because it gives them a sense of comfort. #RHUB290
I remember in class @JRobH1988 mentioned how WIX was the most commonly used website builder and I can now see why Right off the bat they ask what type of website you are building & offer specific feedback as to what they offer based on what type of site you wish to build #RHUB290
@anikangraf What’s up Anika, that’s awesome that you were able to figure out an example of a company that uses that specific website builder. Zillow is definitely a self explanatory site that is quite easy to use. Did you by any chance find your current house on Zillow?! #RHUB290
In the article, “H to C a W” they talk about how no matter who you are you need a website and they offer many different ideas on types of sites. If you’re looking for a quick and easy website a blog is the one. Blogs are an easy way to have fun while making a profit. #RHUB290