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Though I have multiple online identities, I have never really thought about the challenges it gives me as I have always just seen it as a need. However, Shi Ming’s comment on my blog made me sat down and think through the kind of challenges I come across especially since there are particular profiles that I frequent more often than the others. One of the challenges would definitely be the filtering of content, to know what should I or should not post, and on which profile. Continue reading →

Today’s topic will be on “Online Identity/Identities”. So what is it about? Source: Original content made via Canva, using information from FutureLearn (2017) I do have multiple online identities and they basically fall into two categories: Personal and Professional. Though it may seem as a hassle to be managing so many accounts, I feel that it is necessary. Continue reading →

Source: Original content, picture taken from here End of Topic 2! Though I started off a little shaky with this blogging thing, I am glad that I am slowly getting the hang of living and working on the web, especially through the interaction with my peers online and in terms of producing my own visual elements. Shout-out to #MANG2049 and #MOOC! Victoria’s comment on my blog helped me realized that there is actually more to “fake news” in terms of it’s intention. Continue reading →

Source: Original content, picture taken from here End of Topic 2! Though I started off a little shaky with this blogging thing, I am glad that I am slowly getting the hang of living and working on the web, especially through the interaction with my peers online and in terms of producing my own visual elements. Shout-out to #MANG2049 and #MOOC! Victoria’s comment on my blog helped me realized that there is actually more to “fake news” in terms of it’s intention. Continue reading →

Every day as I scroll through my social media feed or when look at articles online for school, I always wonder to myself, is this true??? The internet is a place where anyone/anybody can easily share a piece of information and claim that it’s true but… IS IT REALLY??? Source: https://media.giphy.com/media/mH3aeWJbJ0JaM/giphy.gif In today’s post, it will be about evaluating on how to assess the reliability and authenticity of online information. Is there really a need? Y E S. Continue reading →

Source: Original content, photo taken by Ryan Hutton  After reading a few other posts on digital differences, it has further enlightened me on what causes these differences and how it affects us in the way we interact with the web. With Julian’s post and comment he left on mine, I realized that even though schools nowadays encourage us to use the internet for our learning, there are parents out there whom do not lean towards this method and restrict their children from doing so. Continue reading →

In today’s post, I will be talking about “Digital Differences” and evaluating the impact of it on how I interact with the web. Source: Original content, photo taken by rawpixel.com on Unsplash. The way we interact with the Web varies and is typically a reflection of wider social and structural inequalities (E.G. Demographics). We are all different in terms how accessible we are to technology and how online practices are displayed. Continue reading →