Kihun
Hi folks.
I am Kihun, a J676 student. Let's listen what patterned sound comes out of the subtle - but massive - wave of the internet society!
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J676: Cyberspace, hypermedia, and society
Weblog for the Fall 2006 UW-Madison seminar. Go here to post something new.
Monday, September 04, 2006
I am Kihun, a J676 student. Let's listen what patterned sound comes out of the subtle - but massive - wave of the internet society!
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7 Comments:
Hi, fellow bloggers/classmates! I just created the blog for the class and look forward to discussions about the Internet. The topic is very dear to me, a computer programmer for the past 7 years. My IT career is ending but my love for technology is not, but growing. That's why I come back to school to have a deeper look at it in my Ph.D. program.
Hi all, my name is Xiaohua and I go by Awa since my name is really difficult to pronounce. I'm a PhD student in School of Library and Information Studies where Greg occupies another nice office. Information, Internet, and info technology are also heavily studied in my field (LIS), but not so much from social perspectives. I'm ready to learn from you all!
Hi, everyone. I'm a grad student in the English dept, so the journalism thing is new to me, but I've been interested in using technology to teach for a while now. I'm especially excited to see some of my own pedagogies (such as using blogs in an academic setting) being put to use for this class. I look forward to a lot of great reading and discussion here.
Hello world.
My name is Nakho, and I'm currently pursuing a PhD degree in J-school... which unfortunately won't end for quite a while (well, such is life). I have been in cyberspace since the late 80's (1200bps modem, anyone?) and still swimming inside the vast dirty information ocean. Well, besides that, I work also as a comics columnist for South Korean media... but that's another long story.
Why not...
My name is Joe and I'm a junior in my first semester in the J-school. I want to write about music for my career and I worked doing just that for a newspaper and magazine in San Francisco this summer. As you might guess, music is my getdown. I am an editor for the music magazine on campus, emmie, and I have a radio show on WSUM 91.7 sunday morning at 10am playing really chill stuff to wake up and get going to. You can listen online at www.wsum.org.
Howdy, y'all! I'm Joe Erbentraut, I'm 20 and a junior at UW. I'm pursuing a Journalism degree on the strategic communication track, and am also working toward certificates in Integrated Liberal Studies and LGBT Studies. I signed up for this course because (this sounds cliche, but...) it seems like everything is going online and I would like to learn more about some of the implications this has for our way of life.
Hi! I'm Mike Westling, a senior majoring in Strategic Communication and Political Science. I'm looking forward to this class because I'm hoping it'll be a great discussion on the intersection between media and technology, a topic I find very interesting, but rarely have the opportunity to discuss (it doesn't come up at parties a lot). I've been blogging for over a year and a half now and I can say I'm definitely hooked. Beware, Bloglines can become very addictive.
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