Thanks

--Originally published at Juan Pablo Hallal

30 / September / 2016

This week was full of learning. I learn about how my digital identity has a presence on the Internet and how to take care of it, as well as how to use it responsibly and with precaution; but also as myself, using my very own voice.

I would like to thank all the guest speakers we had: Dave Cormier, Laura Gogia, Lee Skallerup, Alan Levine, Amy Burvall, Autumm Caines, Bonnie Stewart, Sundi Richard, Maha Bali, and Diego Zavala. And I also would like to thank our mentor throughout the whole week, Ken Bauer.

Thank you all for your time, experience and dedication.

Day 5

--Originally published at Juan Pablo Hallal

30 / September / 2016

On day 5 we had guest speaker Diego Zavala, in person, talking about how we could make different kinds of videos.

I made one with Javier Barragán of our music jam sessions in the studio.

Later on, we had guest speakers Rebecca Hogue and Helen DeWaard talking about blogging and the fact of other peopople, and about digital literacy and practice.

Rebecca J. Hogue

This was a great week full of learning, thanks to our mentor Ken Bauer.

Day 4

--Originally published at Juan Pablo Hallal

29 / September / 2016

On Day 4 we started commenting on other blogs. We read about some modules that could be used as tools on our blogs.

We selected some photos and videos of what we like to do the most; so that we could use them for the session on Day 5 with Diego Zavala.

Later, we had guest speaker Maha Bali talking about critical digital citizenship.

Maha Bali

Day 3

--Originally published at Juan Pablo Hallal

28 / September / 2016

On day three we had guest speakers Autumm Caines, Bonnie Stewart and Sundi Richard, who talked about vistors and residents in social media.

Autumm Caines

Each one of us made a Vistor/Resident scheme of the social media platforms that we use.

Later on, I interviewed my friend Luis about how much he uses and gets involved in social media, how much of a visitor/resident he is.

Day 2

--Originally published at Juan Pablo Hallal

27 / September / 2016

On day two we had a Photo Safari to take meaningful pictures with words we relate to.

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To live the moment happily and full of color.

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To grow as strong and as naturally as a tree.

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Most of nowadays society’s idols are full of s%#! and belong in the toilet.

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Tec de Monterrey is so avant-garde, or at least that’s what we like to believe.

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The Beatles are legends.

Later, we had guest speakers Laura Gogia and Lee Skallerup, and then Alan Levine and Amy Burvall; talking about what we can post in a blog or anywhere on the Internet.

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Laura Gogia.

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Amy Burvall.

Day 1

--Originally published at Juan Pablo Hallal

26 / September / 2016

Today we talked to Dave from Canada about what you post on the internet, the trace it leaves and the consequences it may have.

We wrote a “personal tweet” about ourselves and listed five things we like about ourselves, five we want to improve, and five people don’t know about us.

We created a WordPress blog so as to post in the following days of the iWeek.

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