Social Media 373

 With my original plan of keeping my blog about current events in sports, id like to utilize this blog post to express that. With that being said, I am going to write about March madness and what has happened in the last two days. First off, I am not an avid college basketball fan but march madness just hits different every year. Im not one to make a bracket because it is always unpredictable and based off what has happened so far, I am glad I didn't. Yesterday, a small school in Jersey city called Saint Peters beat the powerhouse Kentucky which is one of the greatest upsets in the tournament. This game was an instant classic and extremely fun to watch. Before the Kentucky game, Richmond upset Iowa who a lot of people had going to the final four. These two games alone completely destroyed everyones brackets. Another upset that a lot of people aren't talking about is Michigan, who was the 11th seed, beating Colorado State who was the the 6th seed. I find it odd that a lot of peo

This class has been actually very enjoyable for me this semester. All of our lessons have been relatively interesting but the concept that interested me the most was the media log concept. This is because it made me conscious to my social media habits and how much time I actually spend on these platforms. When it comes to the most boring concept we have learned about I would have to say it is the cancel culture. It is not even that boring but the reason I chose this concept is because I already know so much about it because I live in the world of cancel culture so learning about something I already know is just rather boring to me.  When it comes to what concept I will apply to the real world it is my social media log results and observations. By counting my hours on screens it allowed me to see how much time was productive and how much time was wasted which taught me that I need to be more productive on my screens.  I chose this very generic google image because it shows what producti