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Blog Post for Module 6

  This ephemeral narrative comes from an Instagram story I posted after receiving my graduation photos. The image captures a candid moment where my friend was adjusting my hair while I held my diploma, rather than a polished final shot. I found this moment meaningful and authentic, but still chose to share it to my Instagram story instead of my permanent feed, where I typically post more curated images. This story format allowed me to highlight a fun behind-the-scenes perspective from taking my graduation phots that felt more personal and less performative. The fleeting nature of Instagram stories had played a significant role in how this moment is communicated and received. Since the post disappears after 24 hours, the pressure to present a perfected image of myself was reduced, so the result was something more authentic and spontaneous. This aligns with ideas of ephemerality and temporality in digital media. Temporary content fosters immediacy and intimacy in audience engagement....

I Asked AI to Show My “Essence”: Here’s What Happened

Final Reflection - Katie Alexander

This Isn’t Me: What AI Taught Me About Digital Identity - Jalynn Li

Final Reflection

Course Reflection-Lily Gooding

Reflection on This Course - Jalynn Li

Blog Post for Module #7

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