This link is with Georgia and her emoji story post. I appreciated that we had a similar approach in using words and ideas to convey our messages. Where I struggled to use the emoji keyboard on my phone, she used the emojikeyboard.io website to find what she was looking for. We both reflected on the multiple meanings that images can convey and our attention to choosing the best image for the idea. She made a good point that the keyboards we use today are consistently updated to reflect more accurately the society we live in. We both feel there is potential in the classroom to use emojis with students. At my school we currently use emoji based charts for students to share how they are feeling. This could expand into helping our diverse learners communicate in different ways.