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It’s the end of this module (of course, there’s still the summary to write after this) and this 12 days have made me understand more about what module is teaching me and it has made me do a lot of research to understand it better. Can my classmates and I imagine if we had to pay for the research? That would probably burn a hole in my pocket, quicker than going shopping. Thank goodness what we researched on was free! Source: helencritchley. Continue reading →

Today’s post would be different from my usual posts. Say Goodbye to lengthy wordy posts and say hello to videos! Click HERE to access the video/slideshow (Do keep the Autoplay on!) Cheers, Aetiiqcaz Photo, music and video credits: Photos: https://www.acascipub.com https://www.blog.getaudiofromvideo.com https://www.static.squarespace.com https://www.holymessofmarriage.com https://www.lazyside.com https://www.mylpga.com https://www.linkedin.com Music: YouTube, (2014). Continue reading →

This topic has been an eye-opener to me. I was given a chance to do on the ethical issues of either a business or an educational use of social media. For this reflection, I’d like to reflect on both, with reference to my classmates’ blogs who did on the ethical issues on educational use of social media. Source: vrevzine.wordpress. Continue reading →

Egyptian women join protest in Cairo reads the newspapers headlines. In other news.. Kenneth Cole’s new spring collection is now available online. To us, there is no link between these two cases, but Kenneth Cole thought that he could make use of the Cairo situation to advertise for his brand. Source: mysocialmediaadvice. Continue reading →

This topic has led me to understand more about the social media and its influence in the working world. My understanding was further enhanced with the various readings of my classmates. I felt that Patricia‘s post was a good reminder of having an online professional profile as anyone could land their dream jobs even when they are asleep. However, for everything that sounds hard to believe, there are its own cons as well. Continue reading →

Facebook here, LinkedIn there, Social Media everywhere! The quick emergence of social media has caused the email market to plummet. More than half of local online population engage in social networking nowadays. 94% of the Singaporean online population uses social media sites, where nearly 1 in 5 minutes is spent on social networking. (Shaw, 2014) There is no surprise with the figures with people seeing the need to keep up to date with technology in today’s world. Continue reading →

And now, it’s time for me to do another reflection. I have to say that this topic is rather interesting to discuss on and I have enjoyed reading the arguments that my classmates have came up with, ranging from going against multiple identities to going for multiple identities. Me, for one, goes against multiple identities. Continue reading →

Online Identity An online identity is a networked identity adopted in cyberspace by an individual, organisation or electronic device. To me, an online identity is like a virtual girlfriend who knows you very well and likes to show your everything off to the world. dreamstime.com According to Internet Society, an online security company has identified more than 200 Third-Party advertisers with more than 630 Tracking Technology tracking the various websites that one visits. Continue reading →

I had a wonderful time reading through my classmates’ posts on Topic 1. All of them have their own interesting points to share, but there were a few notable ones that got me thinking, or rather, I couldn’t help but agree. Sara mentioned that Prensky’s concept is flawed due to the age biases. It got me thinking if it takes a certain level of understanding of the use of technology for both the young and old generations is vital in searching for information. Continue reading →