Digital literacy & Me (Adela Popescu)
It was a good
exercise for me. This digital material made me think about changing. It made me think back, and
noticed how I let myself changed over time by technology. Nothing stays the
same, especially, in the digital era: things are changing, and we are changing
with them. Listen to my podcast and see what I mean!
I used audacity to record myself, a great open-source tool
that I am using frequently, and it never lets me down; audioboom.com also worked perfectly for my purposes -- very user-friendly for a first time user.The open-source tools, such as these, make the
digital world awesome(r): save time, money, and allow us to be experts from the comfort of our home.
Here is the community
I’ve mentioned in my presentation, aquarius.net: http://aquarius.net/directory/
And here is a capture of my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/adela.simboteanu
When I think of new media, I have this visual representation
in my mind:
Lastly, the bird present in my audioboom profile picture is
my quaker parrot, Bambi.
Hi Adela, having just listened to your podcast, I was struck by the diversity of your digital participation - how cool is it that you belonged to an online community (whose purpose is to facilitate online connection) for translators (whose purpose it is to facilitate more traditional connection)! Facebook seems to be a boon for you; I'm so happy that you can keep in touch with your Romanian friends and family. Finally, I really appreciated the strong and assertive tone with which you spoke. Good on ya!
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