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Communication
Click on the word “communication at the bottom of this post to access the presentation. What motivated you to explore the appliction(s) you used? I wanted to use an application I was unfamiliar with to expand my knowledge. I have … Continue reading
The evolution of communication
I chose this image because it reminds me of how children begin to communicate in written form. The gradual transformation from unreconizable symbols on the page to complete sentences in a fascinating journey. There is meaning at every step of … Continue reading
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Phaedrus: muddling of medium and memory
Plato expressed many concerns about the potential harm writing would have on society. He viewed the use of this new technology as an inhuman way to process knowledge. It was mechanical, devoid of feeling. Interaction with text provided no feedback … Continue reading →