Monthly Archives: April 2020

I thought about writing this blog post entirely with emojis, but I realized how difficult that would 🅱️, so I opted to use standard English (mostly). Many people underestimate the power of emojis to convey ideas, while others may use them too liberally, effectively obscuring meaning, so attempting to write an entire literary piece usingContinue reading “Digital Lab #12 – 😀”

Starting this semester, this was probably one of the labs I was looking forward to the most, as Twitter bots have a great potential for both humor and literary intrigue. While some use them for purposes of harassment and the propagation of harmful ideologies (which is an unfortunate potentiality for many digital tools), they canContinue reading “Digital Lab #10 – Twitter Bots”