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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…
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Process Post #6: A print to web story
It is crazy to think about how far the ‘webpage’ has come. As Erin Kissane (2013) notes, much of the designs that we find on our computers and on websites are based on and borrowed from print work. From print to the web If you look behinds the scenes into a webpage created on WordPress…
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Process Post #4: Who’s watching?
What is the public? What is a public? These are some interesting questions asked this week, and they’ve got me thinking. Who knew that there was a difference between the public and a public? I sure didn’t, but here we are. The public As Warner (2002) explains, the public refers to people—people in general. When…
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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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