Final Reflection
This class continuously surprised me with just how intertwined history has been with communication. With the focus of this course being on the information age,
Last week of classes!
This week has been an interesting reflection period for both my undergraduate course work and for our class in particular. As we recapped the ways
Final Assignment- Jenna Marbles and YouTube
YouTube and the Rise of Jenna Marbles In 2005, three young men launched what is now one of the most popular video sharing sites to
Race and Gender in Digital Information
With this week’s focus being on race and gender in digital spaces, I got really excited as this is the area that I always gravitate
“Cite everything” – Professor McClurken, Spring 2019
Today, we spent our time discussing all of the many reasons that citations are important. While there are many different styles to choose from, it
Cyberbullying
This week’s readings revolved around the concept of cyberbullying and the history of communication. One of the things that surprised me most about the readings
Mass comm and Pop Culture
With this week’s focus being on pop culture and the rise of mass media, it was fun to take a trip down memory lane to
“Clapback”
For this infographic, I chose to focus on Nancy Pelosi’s “Clapback” meme that originated during this year’s State of the Union address. Following the longest
Military Inventions, Civilian Use
With this week’s focus being on networks, the internet, and the military’s creation of digital technologies, we thought that as discussion leaders it might be