Two A.M. Thoughts

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  • Process Post #11: Two A.M. Thoughts takes on social media?

    Transmedia storytelling is a “process” as Henry Jenkins (as cited in Kevinbrittenylauren.wordpress.com, 2013) would call it. It’s a process in which elements of content—in his example, a fiction—are spread across a variety of channels and platforms. The goal? To create a “coordinated” experience for the audience. This process works beyond storytelling as well. For instance,…

  • Process Post #8: Two A.M. Thoughts: AI-generated edition

    ChatGPT comes up in discussion with almost every class I go to, every instructor I talk to, and every conversation I have with someone. Though to be completely honest, I’ve never used it before. I’ve only seen and heard what it can do through others. So, what is it? What is ChatGPT? ChatGPT is an…

  • Peer Review #2: Take a trip around ‘Planet Vanessa’

    I got to review the different design aspects of Planet Vanessa this week. Stick around to explore this week’s blog with me! About Planet Vanessa Planet Vanessa is a personal blog run by Vanessa, a second-year university Business student, that covers everything and anything on her mind that week—travel adventures, lifestyle content, and lots more.…

  • Process Post #5: My website, my digital garden

    Two A.M. Thoughts is for me to enjoy. Don’t worry, it’ll be here for you too, but this is my space to build for me and my thoughts. Digital gardens Tanya Basu’s (2020) article for MIT Technology Review discussed this idea of the “digital garden”—the reimagination of your typical blog into a creation of your…

  • Peer Review #1: Exploring ‘Rojan’s Road to Roj’

    I had the pleasure of reading Rojan’s Road to Roj this week, and I must say, I am hooked. So, follow along to hear more about this week’s blog! Meet Rojan and the thought behind Rojan’s Road to Roj Rojan’s Road to Roj takes readers along on Rojan’s transformation journey as she discovers and finds…

  • Process Post #2: My site behind-the-scenes

    “Why is this so complicated?” is the one question that has been running through my mind this entire week. To be completely honest, WordPress is not difficult to use or navigate. If you compare this to writing HTML and CSS code for your website pages from scratch, it’s a breeze. The coding is essentially already…

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