Empathise: “Be what you see” –  The user of Name Brand is youth minded people who find creativeness in the clothes they wear. By trying something new, every product is unique in its own way, meaning no two shirts are the same. Without the clothes More

Upstage the Man: Last Week Tonight The HBO Show, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver is known for his constant use of this strategy. He’s done so many different publicity stunts, from deliberately breaking World Records’ set by malicious dictators, a Broadway musical number telling More

Exercise 1: A Disappearing Language Solution B is the better many-to-many solution. While I do think Solution A would be more effective at preserving the language, as it would provide some context on how the words are intended on being used and allowed others to More

In Journal 7, I discussed four different types of digital technology and how I’ve considered them to affect my community. In this project, I’m going to explain the ecological impact of each of these technologies, the direct impact these technologies make, and who I believe More

Journal 7   My community: Standish, ME. My hometown, a small southern Maine town outside of Portland. We have a population of a little over 10,000, with our community mostly founded on agriculture, Portland jobs, and small local businesses. Standish doesn’t use technology particularly uniquely, More

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xZGRABGx0LW-fbjFxzYCgUg52HhETyyN3bG-fmL-Cb0/edit https://www.ifixit.com/Store/iPhone/iPhone-X?page=4&display=list Dear Packaging, I Hate You  

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I’ve been using a website to organize what music I listen to and to better expose myself to new sounds for the last 8 or so months. This website, RateYourMusic, or RYM, has exposed me to a variety of different sounds and different cultures since More

Evan Gillingham 10/4/19 NMD 200    Technological Dissociation & Face2Face Problem: In a world where half of our interactions with others are digital, we face many new problems in the wake of our rapid technological progress. We read text that angers us and respond by More

  This resource is the clearest and most concise summary of all of the problems that social media and our over engagement of technology has lead to. In all the journals so far (or at least the second one?) I have used this page to More

1. The Attention Economy – Singularity Hub Whoever can get the most attention on the internet gains the most brand recognition. Because of this, advertisers have different values for the different ways they gain our attention. This system of values is known as the attention More

“Speed plus mobs. A scary combination. Together, will they seriously reduce the accuracy of information and our thoughtfulness in using it? Somehow, we need what taking our time used to give us: thinking before we talk and questioning before we believe. I wonder—is there an More