In the clip that I previously posted, Wesch refereces back to video he made called "A Vision of Students Today." As he was showing clips form this video, I realized that I had seen it already in another class. It was my public speaking class last semester, and my teacher played this video to help us think a of a school related topic to write a speech on. At the time I was actually very moved by this video because I could relate to all of the statements the students were making. I also found the statistics very engaging. I had no idea that Michael Wesch was the same person to make both videos. After realizing this, I continued to explore Wesch's youtube channel. I found it inspiring that he has become a famous professor and researcher because of his youtube videos and studies. Before this internet studies class, I had no idea who Michael Wesch was even though I had already been affected by his work. This alone is an example of how the internet and media are constantly intertwined in the college culture.
Sunday, September 29, 2013
internet on college culture
In the clip that I previously posted, Wesch refereces back to video he made called "A Vision of Students Today." As he was showing clips form this video, I realized that I had seen it already in another class. It was my public speaking class last semester, and my teacher played this video to help us think a of a school related topic to write a speech on. At the time I was actually very moved by this video because I could relate to all of the statements the students were making. I also found the statistics very engaging. I had no idea that Michael Wesch was the same person to make both videos. After realizing this, I continued to explore Wesch's youtube channel. I found it inspiring that he has become a famous professor and researcher because of his youtube videos and studies. Before this internet studies class, I had no idea who Michael Wesch was even though I had already been affected by his work. This alone is an example of how the internet and media are constantly intertwined in the college culture.
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