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    Week 1 Summary

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    What a week! It feels like we have been in this course forever, is it really only the end of the first week? Already I have learned so much. I had no idea that the UMW Domains even existed before, let alone how to create one. Yet now here I am, posting blogs. I didn’t […]
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    Response to Knowledgeable vs Knowledge-able

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    After getting over the initial shock of having to watch a 2 hour presentation and then slugging through the 8 minute introduction, I was very surprised to have enjoyed this talk so much. I like how he started out the presentation explaining how everyone is trying to find their sense of self. The whole reason […]
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    Response to DS106zone LoDown 001

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    First of all, it is once again reassuring to know that I am not the only one fumbling along. As the week goes by it has definitely gotten so much easier, but it is also comforting knowing that I am not alone. I am excited at the number of people we have in very different […]
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    DS106 Visual Assignment #2

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    This is a picture of my beautiful little cat named Conway coupled with a Shakespeare quote from Romeo and Juliet. I thought that this quote seemed fitting, as he was falling asleep on my suitcase when I took this picture. He usually comes into my room to take his naps during the day, so I […]
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    DS106 Visual Assignment #1

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    For my first visual assignment, I had a little trouble picking one of the many suggestions. Then I came across one asking to look through Boone B. Gorges’ tweets until I found one that could be used to create a message or propaganda. Taking a chance, I immediately found one tweet that jumped out to […]
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    Response to No Digital Facelifts: Thinking the Unthinkable

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    Campbell’s presentation was a very eye opening first assignment. It made me realize how close minded that I was coming into this class. The student that Campbell was talking about, the student who simply wants to sit and learn and turn in assignments for a grade and call that an education, definitely describes how I […]
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    Sid’s last day.

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    Like any dog, Sid spends a majority of the day waiting for the children to come home. After a near death experience not 24 hours before, he has no idea that this will be his last day. With a long, relaxing morning under the sun behind him, Sid’s ears perk as the bus screeches to […]
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    This class…

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    So far, so confusing! The theme seems to be that as I get excited that I am doing something right, I get an email to the class explaining how what I just did was incorrect. That or my posts/tweets just aren’t showing up. But it’s only day #2, so fingers crossed that it starts getting […]
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    Video Response… Hopefully!

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    I think I have this FINALLY figured out. Fingers crossed. To the point, the video was very helpful! I did not enter this course thinking that it would be that much work, nor did I realize how many different resources that we would be using. i feel kind of intimidated right now, but hopefully things […]

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