1. Went hunting, be back soon
2. Meet me at "x" landmark
3. The fire will start at 5PM
4. I just saw "x" animal just now
5. Here are directions to the river (or directions to a place)

technological and/or cultural histories of Film/Radio/TV, creation/expansion/commercialization of the Internet, Pop culture treatment of the digital age, cybersecurity, fake news

Some other projects from the previous classes I thought would be fun include live tweeting or making memes

The layout of the course seems reasonable and appropriate, I also like how we have some input about the other assignments we will eventually do in this class.

I am interested in learning more about the impact social media has made in terms of communicating global news, it seems like nowadays a good number of people consume their news through social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, etc.

I would be interesting in learning more about cave paintings, art, coffee houses and print culture as well as photography

I think this would also be an interesting assignment. there's a lot of free meme generators that allow you to take any image and make it meme and/or customize current memes, so it would be fun to see what events would be referenced/turned into memes.

I did this in my previous digital studies classes and it was really fun! It was a casual way of breaking down thought processes/recap what we learned that week

I created weekly tweets for another class and it was a fun way to interact with others/break up the usual assignments for the class. The tweets had their own respective tag so it was easy to keep track of who tweeted what/look at their opinions