Author rachelpowell
Below is my response to Emily Potkonjak’s Blog Post #3: Hi, Emily! I really enjoyed reading your Blog Post #3. I resonated with a lot of what you said. I also use Reddit to build my academic PLN, and I… Continue Reading →
Key Terms: What Are Personal Learning Networks (PLNs), and Why Are They Important? 🌎 Upon learning what a Personal Learning Network (PLN) is in EDCI 338, I have realized just how important my PLNs are in the pursuit of my… Continue Reading →
Below is my response to Eliana Katz’s Blog Post #3: Hi, Eliana! Your third blog post was great. I relate to so much of what you discussed! I also use TikTok as a primary resource for my PLN and find… Continue Reading →
Below is my response to Ahyun Jeong’s blog Post #3: Hi, Ahyun! I enjoyed reading your third blog post for this course. I related to a lot of what you discussed. Specifically, I also use platforms like <a href="http://Photo by… Continue Reading →
The content in module 3 provoked some interesting reflections about how I utilize social media to build my personal learning network (PLN), online privacy, and inclusivity and diversity on digital platforms. Below are my thoughts about these things in more… Continue Reading →
For this post, I’ve responded to Jack Hammond’s Blog Post #2: Hi, Jack! Great post. Your “Digital Identity: Personal vs. Professional” section was especially insightful. I liked that you mentioned how important it is to avoid posting/interacting with controversial material… Continue Reading →
For this post, I’ve responded to Justine Dhillon’s Blog Post #2: Hi, Justine! Your second blog post was great. I resonated with a lot of what you wrote – especially your “Digital Identity: Personal vs. Professional” section. In my second… Continue Reading →
Digital Identity: Personal vs. Professional Maintaining boundaries between personal and professional digital identities is a key part of being a responsible digital media user. These boundaries can help us develop more clear-cut work-life balances and prevent personal interests/habits from potentially… Continue Reading →
For this post, I’ve responded to Michelle Webb’s Blog Post #1: Hi, Michelle! Your first blog post is SO well done. Your reflection about how having strong digital literacy skills has become an integral part of being a desirable candidate… Continue Reading →
For this post, I focused on responding to Jessica Mahfoud’s Blog Post #1: Hi, Jessica! Your first blog post is awesome. It’s laid out so nicely and brings up some really important points. I resonated with your reflection about how… Continue Reading →