@Sarah_cuv I loved your #futureofwriting reflection video, especially the last part of it where you mention how the burden of digital labor will be greater since more people will have access to the internet. I didn't think of that, but you're absolutely right about this issue!
2/2 I witnessed two different ideas in opposition: a shift towards free access that ultimately will help improve online representation and authenticity VS the idea that more affordances will be developed which will create the possibility for more fake news. Which one will it be?
1/2 After watching a few #futureofwriting reflection videos from my fellow #ccom315 classmates, one thing that stood out is how the online culture will continue to evolve and reach new standards.
I love your insight on the #futureofwriting and that you mentioned the aspect of cultural sensitivity and humility in your reflection. We all have a responsibility to work towards implementing a culture of safety online and within all other spheres of society.
Wanted to share my #futureofwriting youtube video here on Twitter! While I personally feel disappointed with the current online culture and representation, I remain hopeful for the future, especially with regards to the concept of free access for all. https://t.co/bsAWly6b8q
To finish-off this semester, I wrote my last post on "7 Easy Ways to Reduce your Meat Consumption." Go check-it out! I hope it can inspire and help many of you to shift to a more plant-based diet! #ccom315#315blog#plantbased
https://t.co/cOiu7HQeNa
@ty_fraser07 This post is amazing, what a great idea to share your own experience! It highlights important information on veganism that everyone who is curious about it should learn about.
@KhitouchYousra I really loved reading your blog posts this semester, Yousra. You shed light on difficult but important topics that desperately need to be addressed. Thank you for taking a stand on human rights, we definitely need more people to speak about it like you!
Here is my blog. I am extremely proud of the progress I have made this semester. My favorite posts are "Gwen Dymond on Maximizing your body's potential" and "7 Easy Ways to Reduce your Meat Consumption". Go check it out! #ccom315 https://t.co/zEHOrSTDaS
@mira_bining I'm extremely confused as well. The government isn't being transparent about the situation and it's just increasing the uncertainty about the situation. Who would've thought that the measures taken since the beginning of the pandemic would make things worse...#COVID19
Hi everyone! Before parting ways with #ccom315, I have a final post to share which sheds light on BC's opioid overdose crisis (linked below).
I'd also like to thank everyone in this class for the great semester, and wish you all well for the future:)
https://t.co/ZUpeeCpmcg
@MorganR91673669@eg_powell I really enjoyed reading your blog this semester, Morgan. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and knowledge on how to maintain optimal wellness during the COVID-19 pandemic. Do you plan on continuing to blog?
@SoldwischMadi I love your site, Madi! The minimalistic design gives such peaceful vibes and is extremely pleasing. It's a great idea to opt for simplicity; that way, we can really focus on your content, which is very interesting to read about.
I cannot agree more with this. This semester has forced me to increase my online presence by a lot, which certainly had negative impacts on both my physical and mental health. It makes me realize how school plays a huge role in this idea of being "always-on". #315slides
Personally, I felt more scattered than usual this semester, and I largely attribute this to multiple classes requiring consistent (and sometimes arduous) online engagement via mycourses, group work on facebook messenger, and so forth.