Author: ARIN
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My 2022 Project Week – Part 2
On day four, we drove to Montgomery where we visited the Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery, Alabama. We learned about the innocent people who were killed. The killers were off the hook for most of the cases and those innocent people would have died for nothing. That day we mainly learned about the sad stories
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My 2022 Project Week – Part 1
During the week of March 13-18 2022, I went on a school trip. The trip was designed to follow the civil rights movement and it is called the Civil Rights Trail. We went to so many fascinating places and many different cities. We started off by flying to Memphis, Tennessee where we spent our first
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What’s your learning style?
During March of 2021, my family decided to take a road trip to Texas from Illinois. Our route happened to take us through Memphis and Alabama. So, on the way down we stopped at numerous museums and memorials. When visiting these places, all I could think about was leaving and meeting my cousins and friends.
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My First Book Published!
This book is for all parents, teachers and educators who would like to introduce young kids to the online world. With colorful illustrations, the author explains in a very simple, yet powerful way, the implications of Daisy’s online actions. It also provides some basic rules and guidelines that little kids can use each time they
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Thoughts on the Metaverse
There is a lot of hype right now on the Metaverse. But what is the Metaverse? The Metaverse is a universe that is completely virtual. You can be anyone you want and look like anything you want. The Metaverse is a whole new way of socializing, playing, and doing work. Through the Metaverse we are
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Why is Digital Anthropology important?
Digital Anthropology is the study of the interactions between humans through technology. Digital Anthropology is important because our society needs to understand how people’s digital life influences who they are. It’s important for us to understand how humans behave anonymously or to random strangers. The online community has its own groups and sub communities. Each
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What is Anthropology and how does it differ from Digital Anthropology?
Anthropology is the study of what makes us human. Anthropology is the scientific study of humankind, dealing with human behavior, human biology, culture, society, linguistics, present and past, and early human species. There are four major areas of anthropology: archeology, biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, and linguistic anthropology. Archaeologists study human culture by analyzing what humans
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Why this blog?
I am a digital native at heart! I am really invested in technology. I enjoy learning about the digital world and using technology. I grew up in the digital world my whole life and I am interested in studying the implications of that, especially when I compare it with kids/ adults who have not been
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