Final Blog Post: Goodbye!


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I began taking courses with eSociety last semester. I took Social Media and Ourselves as an elective and really loved it. I decided to take this class this semester as my second eSociety class based on the interest I took in Social Media and Ourselves. I ended up deciding half way through the semester to change my major completely to eSociety. After taking this course, I learned so much about tools I can take away from this class and the past course for real life. It has made me excited about taking the next step after college. I am very interested in relations to digital and social media within music. Both of parents working in music aren't in the social media part of it but talking about how everything is now becoming digital and both of their companies have been changing and they both have to change with it. I have always been a part of a team. If it was from high school, being a sports team to college working with members of my sorority for a philanthropy. This class not only taught me how to collaborate easier in person with our group presentations. With my own blog in the past, http://collabswithme.blogspot.com/2017/09/all-friends-people-have-on-facebook.html and http://collabswithme.blogspot.com/2017/09/tickmans-5-stages-of-group-development.html These are my two blog posts I was able to connect my blog with personal experiences. My two best responses were http://bsinthrees.blogspot.com/2017/08/collaborationception.html#comments and https://bsinthrees.blogspot.com/2017/09/interacting-in-person-vs-on-social-media.html?showComment=1512494707062#c6288821811473242054. The two people I believe have the best blogs is
Bella - http://keepingupwithbella.blogspot.com
Leah - http://frommythoughtstoyou.blogspot.com 

 I believe bella's blog is always written on time and I think goes into great detail. I connect to her blog very often without knowing her that well personally. 

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