Sohayla Helal IE Application
- Show us an activity you enjoy doing. Tell us how you think it contributes to your personal and professional development.
Comic strips can be created using the BITSTRIPS program which allows users to design themselves and their friends, place them in funny situations, and share the comics on social media like Facebook and Twitter. While useful for all learners, comic strips especially engage children and teenagers in practicing writing skills in an entertaining way by having them design characters, scenarios, and short dialogues to share with friends online, which can improve social interaction and motivate more learners to create their own comics. Creating comic strips digitally also helps reduce paper usage.
This document discusses liking two double page spreads from magazines for their visual appeal and lack of text. The author also expresses interest in using a particular spread as inspiration for creating their own music magazine, combining the style of the fashion magazine spread with music and fashion in a fun, exciting, and eye-catching double page spread.
Writing For Real Reading Recovery ConferenceAngela Maiers
Writing is not just a school subject. Writing is lifework. Writing about our lives, living what we write, and understanding the power of our words is what makes us human. We can no longer afford to teach writing and reading divorced from real life. We must explore lessons, resources, and new technologies that prepare our students for the lifework of writing and empower them to share their voices with the world!
This article discusses a free online tool called Bitstrips for Schools that allows for fun and creative learning. The tool acts as a teacher's assistant by providing a unique way for students and teachers to interact and express themselves through designing avatars based on moods and emotions or creating comics on desired topics to engage with course material.
This document provides personal details about an individual named Boonlerd Boonyathai, also known as Champ. It lists his birthday as January 14, 1997, making him currently 16 years old. Contact information is also provided, including the high school he attends, Assumption College Rayong, as well as his social media usernames on Facebook, Instagram, and Line.
Courtney D. Wright is an organized and creative worker seeking positions that utilize these skills. She has experience with the social media project "The Reconnect" where she explored relationships with technology and defined her generation. She maintains an active online presence through blogging, Twitter and designing digital campaigns. Her work demonstrates an ability to engage audiences and foster brand loyalty through social media.
This document discusses Alisha Landreth's social media presence and blog. It provides details on her blog banner which represents constants in her life and social media like the year she was born. It also shows her social media widgets and badges for platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, and LinkedIn. Finally, it includes examples of comments Alisha has made on other blogs and discussions about social media sites like Pinterest.
1) The document discusses the author's experience joining the organization community on social media over the semester.
2) They focused on Pinterest and Instagram, finding more success engaging with others and growing a following on Instagram by posting high-quality, consistent content daily.
3) The author also began interacting more on blogs, finding bloggers open to discussing their processes, and explored new platforms like video and live streaming.
Comic strips can be created using the BITSTRIPS program which allows users to design themselves and their friends, place them in funny situations, and share the comics on social media like Facebook and Twitter. While useful for all learners, comic strips especially engage children and teenagers in practicing writing skills in an entertaining way by having them design characters, scenarios, and short dialogues to share with friends online, which can improve social interaction and motivate more learners to create their own comics. Creating comic strips digitally also helps reduce paper usage.
This document discusses liking two double page spreads from magazines for their visual appeal and lack of text. The author also expresses interest in using a particular spread as inspiration for creating their own music magazine, combining the style of the fashion magazine spread with music and fashion in a fun, exciting, and eye-catching double page spread.
Writing For Real Reading Recovery ConferenceAngela Maiers
Writing is not just a school subject. Writing is lifework. Writing about our lives, living what we write, and understanding the power of our words is what makes us human. We can no longer afford to teach writing and reading divorced from real life. We must explore lessons, resources, and new technologies that prepare our students for the lifework of writing and empower them to share their voices with the world!
This article discusses a free online tool called Bitstrips for Schools that allows for fun and creative learning. The tool acts as a teacher's assistant by providing a unique way for students and teachers to interact and express themselves through designing avatars based on moods and emotions or creating comics on desired topics to engage with course material.
This document provides personal details about an individual named Boonlerd Boonyathai, also known as Champ. It lists his birthday as January 14, 1997, making him currently 16 years old. Contact information is also provided, including the high school he attends, Assumption College Rayong, as well as his social media usernames on Facebook, Instagram, and Line.
Courtney D. Wright is an organized and creative worker seeking positions that utilize these skills. She has experience with the social media project "The Reconnect" where she explored relationships with technology and defined her generation. She maintains an active online presence through blogging, Twitter and designing digital campaigns. Her work demonstrates an ability to engage audiences and foster brand loyalty through social media.
This document discusses Alisha Landreth's social media presence and blog. It provides details on her blog banner which represents constants in her life and social media like the year she was born. It also shows her social media widgets and badges for platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, and LinkedIn. Finally, it includes examples of comments Alisha has made on other blogs and discussions about social media sites like Pinterest.
1) The document discusses the author's experience joining the organization community on social media over the semester.
2) They focused on Pinterest and Instagram, finding more success engaging with others and growing a following on Instagram by posting high-quality, consistent content daily.
3) The author also began interacting more on blogs, finding bloggers open to discussing their processes, and explored new platforms like video and live streaming.
The document discusses the author's interests in various media and social media platforms. They enjoy creating and watching films and see media as an important and influential subject. Their favorite social media apps are Instagram, which they use regularly to share photos, and Facebook Messenger, which they use for group chats. They find Snapchat novel for its visual communication but use Twitter less due to pressure to post only high-quality content. They were early adopters of YouTube but now find many vloggers unrelatable.
The document discusses the development of a magazine front cover and contents page that challenges conventions by incorporating elements from real magazines like Vibe and NME but putting its own unique spin. Specifically, the front cover includes social media icons and a model's pose and expression to represent the genre while the contents page uses multiple related images instead of one large image to better engage readers. The double page spread features a bold quote to attract readers and a simple left/right layout with colored text for questions and answers in interviews.
My social media marketing porject By Zihan Chen/AlvinCLvan Chen
The document discusses the author's experience using various social media platforms to brand themselves. They discuss creating blogs, vlogs, and using platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. For blogs, the author notes they found vlogging easy but difficult to keep interesting. They also created a personal website. For Facebook, the author discusses how it has become a virtual society and notes analytics on their friends and groups followed. They note pros and cons of Twitter's short posts. For LinkedIn, the author connects with professionals in their fields of interest but has not used it much. In conclusion, the author indicates they have learned how to brand themselves and prefer microblogging, and may not use LinkedIn heavily.
The author created an Instagram account and logo to promote their fanzine and gain followers from feminist accounts. They researched online printing options and chose Mixam, which printed 8 copies of their fanzine for £30.50. The author plans to attend a fanzine event in York in August to showcase and sell their fanzine, and has also uploaded it to Issuu and applied to sell it through People of Print and in the Travelling Man shop in York.
The document discusses the author's plans to showcase their creative work online through platforms like Instagram, Issuu, and their own website to build an online portfolio. They decided not to attend university but still want their work seen in case they apply in the future. Their strengths are magazine and album covers as well as image manipulation. They uploaded their final project to Wix, Instagram, and a Reddit forum to make it discoverable to others.
This document discusses the rise of personal brands and "InstaCelebs" who have built successful brands and followings solely through social media platforms like Instagram. It provides examples of individuals like Dan Bilzerian and Jen Selter who have millions of followers on Instagram and have monetized their personal brands through sponsorships and other business opportunities. The document encourages readers to find their niche, develop a consistent style, use relevant hashtags to engage followers, and leverage connectivity on social platforms to build their own personal brand.
The document discusses the author's experiences learning about and using various web publishing tools like wikis, blogs, RSS feeds, and Glogster in a class. The author enjoyed jazzing up their wiki page and adding links. They struggled at first to understand RSS feeds and widgets but eventually felt like a pro. Blogs were initially confusing but are now seen as a good tool for student communication and differentiation. The author's favorite tool is Glogster and they want to learn how to add a Glogster poster to their wiki page. They felt accomplished in the class and appreciated learning options for using technology.
The document discusses the author's process of printing and distributing their fanzine project. They emailed printing companies for quotes and ultimately chose Mixam.com as the cheaper option. The author also researched ways to promote their fanzine, such as attending a fanzine event in York, creating an Instagram account featuring their logo and fanzine photos, and uploading it to the website Issuu. The goal is to attract their target audience and see how popular the fanzine becomes.
This magazine represents social issues faced by girls of different ethnic backgrounds and body sizes. It challenges societal expectations that only light skin and skinny body types are attractive. The magazine aims to encourage girls to feel confident in their own skin regardless of appearance. It features models of various ethnicities and sizes on the cover. The content provides advice to girls on embracing their uniqueness through quotes and sharing experiences of girls facing insecurities. The goal is to show girls they are not alone and promote self-love unconditionally.
This autoethnography examines the author's experiences with and perspectives on social media. It defines autoethnography and explains that the purpose of this project is to study the author's own culture through interactions with social media. The author then describes their basic experiences with social media, including platforms used, types of messages and posts, social media communication, and effects on daily life and communication. Rules for social media use are discussed along with editing, deleting, and privacy settings. Sharing of information, managing social media use, and potential changes to use are also covered. Recurring themes identified include not getting too wrapped up in social media and oversharing by others.
The document discusses the author's experiences using various social media and web tools. For Twitter, the author finds it is another way to share information but prefers Facebook for its longer writing capacity. For LinkedIn, the author sees potential for professional networking with other art teachers. Blogger was enjoyed for student projects but a website is preferred for personal artwork. YouTube is praised for tutorials while Skitch and Wordle were briefly tested but not committed to. Overall the author experiments with new tools but does not plan ongoing use for all.
#Manship4002 Instagram Lecture 8 - Tips for BrandsPaige Jarreau
Brands are increasingly using Instagram to market themselves in a personal way by sharing real imagery that shows everyday moments and a less staged side of their brand. They promote their core values visually through Instagram by using hashtags and sharing compelling food photos to inspire donations. Museums are also embracing Instagram as visitors document their experiences, sharing photos that tell stories and connect the museum to a broader audience outside its walls.
Cindy Sheidy describes her experiences using various social media platforms and bookmarking tools. She shares her Twitter, Facebook, and Delicious accounts. On Twitter, she has few followers and finds some users silly. On Facebook, she struggled to create a fan page for her classroom and finds most posts useless. She prefers using Delicious for bookmarking and Animoto for creating videos. Overall, Cindy feels social media requires time to learn but can be useful for sharing classroom work and gaining knowledge.
So while we were thinking about social media, we came up with a few things, but then we thought, why not ask the people who are affected by social media on a day to day basis…
Brian Krasinski was interested in a career in content creation and marketing. In high school, he excelled in art and journalism classes where he enjoyed creating stories and photographs. As a hobby, Brian began creating videos for his YouTube channel about his interests. He taught himself video editing and production skills. After researching media programs, Brian decided to pursue the MCBS program at Full Sail University which allowed him to work full-time while attending online classes, pursuing his passion for media.
10 things I did to market my book without annoying anyoneDaniele Rossi
I share my methods for promoting my book on social networks (and offline) by being helpful and giving them the information they need instead. In other words, being social and human.
The document is a project proposal for a fanzine about the negative effects of social media. It outlines that the fanzine will be aimed at teenagers and young adults aged 16-24 and will bring awareness to how excessive social media use can negatively impact users. It discusses researching statistics and information on the topic from sources like websites and analyzing other small magazines. The proposal includes a bibliography of sources, a description of weekly tasks like designing pages and reflections, and that the work will be evaluated through weekly reflections posted online.
This document discusses the author's experience with social media marketing. It summarizes the author's use of blogs on Blogger, Facebook, and Twitter for both personal and marketing purposes. For blogs, the author created two blogs - one for a class assignment and one for personal use. On Facebook, the author posts status updates and photos to share what they are doing. For Twitter, the author follows several companies and a celebrity, and uses it to stay informed on various topics. Overall, the author has learned about the importance of social media for self-promotion and how to effectively engage audiences on different platforms.
Alexandra Donoso is a storyteller and media strategist from Venezuela who now lives in the United States. She uses her skills in writing, illustration, and media communications to tell stories that move and inspire others. Some of her work includes a pet portrait business, illustrations, and a upcoming book about her life experiences. Her goal is to help give voice to important issues and help others share their stories too.
This document is the September 2014 issue of a magazine for the United Contractors organization. It discusses how social media usage is growing among contractors and older generations. It encourages UCON members to use hashtags on social media platforms to engage with the organization and each other. It provides examples of popular hashtags like #membermonday and #payitforwardfriday to showcase member accomplishments and community contributions. It also lists UCON's social media accounts and resources for learning how to use social media.
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The document discusses the author's interests in various media and social media platforms. They enjoy creating and watching films and see media as an important and influential subject. Their favorite social media apps are Instagram, which they use regularly to share photos, and Facebook Messenger, which they use for group chats. They find Snapchat novel for its visual communication but use Twitter less due to pressure to post only high-quality content. They were early adopters of YouTube but now find many vloggers unrelatable.
The document discusses the development of a magazine front cover and contents page that challenges conventions by incorporating elements from real magazines like Vibe and NME but putting its own unique spin. Specifically, the front cover includes social media icons and a model's pose and expression to represent the genre while the contents page uses multiple related images instead of one large image to better engage readers. The double page spread features a bold quote to attract readers and a simple left/right layout with colored text for questions and answers in interviews.
My social media marketing porject By Zihan Chen/AlvinCLvan Chen
The document discusses the author's experience using various social media platforms to brand themselves. They discuss creating blogs, vlogs, and using platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. For blogs, the author notes they found vlogging easy but difficult to keep interesting. They also created a personal website. For Facebook, the author discusses how it has become a virtual society and notes analytics on their friends and groups followed. They note pros and cons of Twitter's short posts. For LinkedIn, the author connects with professionals in their fields of interest but has not used it much. In conclusion, the author indicates they have learned how to brand themselves and prefer microblogging, and may not use LinkedIn heavily.
The author created an Instagram account and logo to promote their fanzine and gain followers from feminist accounts. They researched online printing options and chose Mixam, which printed 8 copies of their fanzine for £30.50. The author plans to attend a fanzine event in York in August to showcase and sell their fanzine, and has also uploaded it to Issuu and applied to sell it through People of Print and in the Travelling Man shop in York.
The document discusses the author's plans to showcase their creative work online through platforms like Instagram, Issuu, and their own website to build an online portfolio. They decided not to attend university but still want their work seen in case they apply in the future. Their strengths are magazine and album covers as well as image manipulation. They uploaded their final project to Wix, Instagram, and a Reddit forum to make it discoverable to others.
This document discusses the rise of personal brands and "InstaCelebs" who have built successful brands and followings solely through social media platforms like Instagram. It provides examples of individuals like Dan Bilzerian and Jen Selter who have millions of followers on Instagram and have monetized their personal brands through sponsorships and other business opportunities. The document encourages readers to find their niche, develop a consistent style, use relevant hashtags to engage followers, and leverage connectivity on social platforms to build their own personal brand.
The document discusses the author's experiences learning about and using various web publishing tools like wikis, blogs, RSS feeds, and Glogster in a class. The author enjoyed jazzing up their wiki page and adding links. They struggled at first to understand RSS feeds and widgets but eventually felt like a pro. Blogs were initially confusing but are now seen as a good tool for student communication and differentiation. The author's favorite tool is Glogster and they want to learn how to add a Glogster poster to their wiki page. They felt accomplished in the class and appreciated learning options for using technology.
The document discusses the author's process of printing and distributing their fanzine project. They emailed printing companies for quotes and ultimately chose Mixam.com as the cheaper option. The author also researched ways to promote their fanzine, such as attending a fanzine event in York, creating an Instagram account featuring their logo and fanzine photos, and uploading it to the website Issuu. The goal is to attract their target audience and see how popular the fanzine becomes.
This magazine represents social issues faced by girls of different ethnic backgrounds and body sizes. It challenges societal expectations that only light skin and skinny body types are attractive. The magazine aims to encourage girls to feel confident in their own skin regardless of appearance. It features models of various ethnicities and sizes on the cover. The content provides advice to girls on embracing their uniqueness through quotes and sharing experiences of girls facing insecurities. The goal is to show girls they are not alone and promote self-love unconditionally.
This autoethnography examines the author's experiences with and perspectives on social media. It defines autoethnography and explains that the purpose of this project is to study the author's own culture through interactions with social media. The author then describes their basic experiences with social media, including platforms used, types of messages and posts, social media communication, and effects on daily life and communication. Rules for social media use are discussed along with editing, deleting, and privacy settings. Sharing of information, managing social media use, and potential changes to use are also covered. Recurring themes identified include not getting too wrapped up in social media and oversharing by others.
The document discusses the author's experiences using various social media and web tools. For Twitter, the author finds it is another way to share information but prefers Facebook for its longer writing capacity. For LinkedIn, the author sees potential for professional networking with other art teachers. Blogger was enjoyed for student projects but a website is preferred for personal artwork. YouTube is praised for tutorials while Skitch and Wordle were briefly tested but not committed to. Overall the author experiments with new tools but does not plan ongoing use for all.
#Manship4002 Instagram Lecture 8 - Tips for BrandsPaige Jarreau
Brands are increasingly using Instagram to market themselves in a personal way by sharing real imagery that shows everyday moments and a less staged side of their brand. They promote their core values visually through Instagram by using hashtags and sharing compelling food photos to inspire donations. Museums are also embracing Instagram as visitors document their experiences, sharing photos that tell stories and connect the museum to a broader audience outside its walls.
Cindy Sheidy describes her experiences using various social media platforms and bookmarking tools. She shares her Twitter, Facebook, and Delicious accounts. On Twitter, she has few followers and finds some users silly. On Facebook, she struggled to create a fan page for her classroom and finds most posts useless. She prefers using Delicious for bookmarking and Animoto for creating videos. Overall, Cindy feels social media requires time to learn but can be useful for sharing classroom work and gaining knowledge.
So while we were thinking about social media, we came up with a few things, but then we thought, why not ask the people who are affected by social media on a day to day basis…
Brian Krasinski was interested in a career in content creation and marketing. In high school, he excelled in art and journalism classes where he enjoyed creating stories and photographs. As a hobby, Brian began creating videos for his YouTube channel about his interests. He taught himself video editing and production skills. After researching media programs, Brian decided to pursue the MCBS program at Full Sail University which allowed him to work full-time while attending online classes, pursuing his passion for media.
10 things I did to market my book without annoying anyoneDaniele Rossi
I share my methods for promoting my book on social networks (and offline) by being helpful and giving them the information they need instead. In other words, being social and human.
The document is a project proposal for a fanzine about the negative effects of social media. It outlines that the fanzine will be aimed at teenagers and young adults aged 16-24 and will bring awareness to how excessive social media use can negatively impact users. It discusses researching statistics and information on the topic from sources like websites and analyzing other small magazines. The proposal includes a bibliography of sources, a description of weekly tasks like designing pages and reflections, and that the work will be evaluated through weekly reflections posted online.
This document discusses the author's experience with social media marketing. It summarizes the author's use of blogs on Blogger, Facebook, and Twitter for both personal and marketing purposes. For blogs, the author created two blogs - one for a class assignment and one for personal use. On Facebook, the author posts status updates and photos to share what they are doing. For Twitter, the author follows several companies and a celebrity, and uses it to stay informed on various topics. Overall, the author has learned about the importance of social media for self-promotion and how to effectively engage audiences on different platforms.
Alexandra Donoso is a storyteller and media strategist from Venezuela who now lives in the United States. She uses her skills in writing, illustration, and media communications to tell stories that move and inspire others. Some of her work includes a pet portrait business, illustrations, and a upcoming book about her life experiences. Her goal is to help give voice to important issues and help others share their stories too.
This document is the September 2014 issue of a magazine for the United Contractors organization. It discusses how social media usage is growing among contractors and older generations. It encourages UCON members to use hashtags on social media platforms to engage with the organization and each other. It provides examples of popular hashtags like #membermonday and #payitforwardfriday to showcase member accomplishments and community contributions. It also lists UCON's social media accounts and resources for learning how to use social media.
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4. I started wondering whether there was a way I could share
my doodles with the world around me...
5. I bought a Wacom and started teaching myself how to use it to trace my doodles.
Until one day, it became easy and fun to use.
Several weeks were speant trying to
learn how to use this tablet...
17. Being on social media meant interacting with
people and swimming in a pool of competition.
After a month of posts, I realized I needed to step up my game.
A lot of accounts that were similar to mine were
being more personal in their posts.
So I started expressing more of my own personality in my daily doodles.
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23. After months of being active on social media, I started gaining more followers.
A large fan base pushed me to become more creative and expand my design skills.
I started illustrating small compositions that complimented my lettering,
and the result was thankfully better that I expected.