Category: Reflection Blogging
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Reflection Blogging: Infinite Learning & Adulting
In the lecture video for the Module “Infinite Learning: Library as a Class,” Dr. Michael Stephens talks about how some libraries are offering classes on topics pertaining to life literacy—what we need to do to live/exist and “adulting 101.” I gravitated to this topic because I’ve always felt an appeal to this term and I…
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Reflection Blogging: The Power of Stories
It is currently Spring Break for myself and my school aged children. The other day, we decided to take a day trip to Half Moon Bay, CA to visit the beach. My mom came along too. My family has a long history in relation to Half Moon Bay. My paternal grandparents have a house in…
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Reflection Blogging: New Horizons & Our Future
While making my way through Model 9: New Horizons, I read the assigned reading article, Growing up with Alexa: A child’s relationship with Amazon’s voice assistant By Samantha Murphy Kelly. Around the same time, I had come across some posts on social media that really resonated with me in my time of life. I am…
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Reflection Blogging: Hyperlinked Environments & Issues – AI & ChatGTP
For Module 6 – Hyperlinked Environments & Issues we got to “choose our own adventure” to learn more about a specific topic. I purposely chose to focus my studies on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and ChatGTP because I have made a consorted effort to avoid these things in the past because they make me feel uncomfortable.…
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Reflection: Hyperlinked Communities & History
A lot of what I have done for the first part of my week for school has revolved around doing the reading for “Module 5: Hyperlinked Community” and starting to do research for my final research paper topic for my “INFO285-Historical Research Methods” class. My tentative topic is The WPA Pack Horse Library Project which…
Laurel Everitt 