Category: EC&I 832

I’m still chipping away at my major project.  As I mentioned in my last project post, I decided to finish a digital citizenship course that I started a couple of years ago. When I started, I wasn’t sure how much work it would be, but I’m happy to discover that there was still a significantContinue reading “Major Project Continued…”

I’d like to start by saying thanks to all of my EC&I 832 classmates and to Dr. Alec Couros for another great EdTech class! It’s been an exciting time to take this class with all of the emerging generative AI technology. I’ve enjoyed our weekly presentations and discussions and hope that this video properly highlightsContinue reading “My Summary of Learning”

I briefly discussed Indigenous epistemologies in one of my previous blog posts, Culturally Responsive Digital Identity. I highlighted how I am responsible for my epistemology, places and ways of knowing, and remembering what is valuable about knowledge…

We often talk about fake news and misinformation we are exposed to online, but the truth is, the issue of fake news is so deep and systemic, it’s hard to ever know what’s really true.  As Kim mentioned in her video, the issue of fake news is as old as the written word…and I’m sureContinue reading “Making Sense of it All”

I like to think of myself as an informed media consumer. I’m pretty sure we all do. The ideal version of ourselves is someone who questions every story we read or hear. We’re doing extra research and fact-checking everything to make sure the information I am consuming is reflecting the truth of the world and … Continue reading Am I Really Just a Mindless Consumer: A Peak into a Day of my Media Diet

You’ll have to excuse my overdue journal entry about how my major project is going.  It’s not that I haven’t been thinking about it.  It’s more that I have be OVER-thinking about it. Originally, I thought it would be fun to choose option 4…exploring generative AI, as I thought it would be interesting to diveContinue reading “A Long Overdue Reflection…”