Author Archives: Janna L. Goodwin

Originally posted on Fernando's Blog:
I care about new new media because it’s becoming part of every day life. I enjoy being connected to the world. I enjoy being able to express my thoughts on a platform that can…

Originally posted on What Cara has to Say.:
http://www.theminimalists.com/internet/# In this article Joshua Fields Millburn discusses his experience with “killing” the internet in his home. Joshua, a guy who runs a popular website, has no internet connection in his home.…

Originally posted on Media Exposed:
I do think that Jawbone disconnects us from our bodies, paying less attention to the natural signals it releases.  However, I do not think it does that less than Facebook, Instragram, or Twitter. Why?  Well,…

Originally posted on Technology Unplugged:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVWXRlhoO_I I thought I’d share this. Hearing the numbers is mind boggling. I never would have guessed I spend almost half a day on my devices. Do you guys think media is decreasing our ability…

Originally posted on Do we form a roadmap or can it be found in a pedigree?:
So I’m hoping that this counts as a nonverbal interpersonal situation… but here goes nothing. About forty five minutes ago, I just left mass…

Originally posted on Media Exposed:
Social media has become an enormous influence on the thriving culture that fills everyday interaction.  This interaction is a majority of online conversation, but still present is the face-to-face exchange.  As the article explains, there…

Originally posted on A Perpetual State of Media:
I would absolutely perceive my friend differently. I wouldn’t even being doing this intentionally–I just don’t think I could control my judgement about the situation. I feel that I understand why some…

Lecture Globalization, capitalism and the future of work. From Sapiera, Eugenia (2012)  Understanding New Media OPs We’ll spend from 40-50 minutes on OPs. I encouraged you (repeatedly!) to use the past several weeks to start delivering the required OPs for … Continue reading →

Originally posted on A Perpetual State of Media:
Critical thinking is especially important in social media today. Don’t believe everything you read and don’t believe everything you think. It’s important to always think critically.