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Process documentation
My example for process documentation is on a camera instruction manuale. The first few pages are on the initial preparations; things like attaching the strap, lens cap, and charging the battery. It has easy to follow instructions along with pictured … Continue reading
New knowldege
Ive learned a great deal of searching techniques over these past few weeks. Techniques which were all new to me. I didn’t know how to navigate through the internet efficiently, let alone be able to gather information accordingly. I would get … Continue reading
Resarch journal blog post
When I used the library database from City Tech, it was easier to narrow down my results to specifications once I found the articles, unlike Google Scholar where this has to be done in the beginning of the search. Initially when I … Continue reading
Journal
I have been very busy with so much work from other classes that I have finally been given the chance to do some research. From my previous quest on looking for information that revealed negative uses for the Stop Online … Continue reading
The Worlds Photo Album
Flickr was started by a couple in Vancouver who saw it as a possible social website. Later after some success, it was bought by Yahoo for $35 million who later improved upon the technology. I enjoyed reading about Bradley Horowitz who … Continue reading
opening access to knowledge
The internet has the too much power. This is why several companies have emerged to gain control of that power through copyright law, and benefit economicaly through it. Aaron Swartz saw this as an injustice he could not stand by, … Continue reading
Plagerism
I enjoyed how Maurice Isserman defends others who may have committed plagiarism unintentionally. Thoughts and reactions have a limited horizon. For example, if I say something in my blog post that sounds very similar to what a colleague of mine … Continue reading
Laws that choke creativity
I like how Lessig says at the end that the new generation (our kids) “lives life against the law” that “ordinary people live life against the law”. It makes me question how many unlawful things we are doing without even realizing it … Continue reading
The Age of Big Data
Big Data is a growing network of multiple fields dealing with data analyzing. It talks about the growing need for more data analyzers such as Ms. Zhou, who got picked up by I.B.M after graduating from Yale with an M.B.A … Continue reading
A guide to Zines
Zine summary: a zine (pronounced as zeen) is a body of personalized literary work presented in an abstract style. Zines can contain anything, from personal stories to political discussions, there are no rules when it comes to making a … Continue reading
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