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Blog Post 2： Importance of Digital Fashion In the evolving fashion world, digital fashion is becoming increasingly important, creating fashion items through 3D modeling, virtual reality, and more. This innovative approach is changing our lifestyle, especially in areas of interest to young people.

One of the main reasons why digital fashion is becoming increasingly important is its sustainability. General fashion production has a lot of pollution and impact on the environment, for example, general production produces a lot of carbon emissions. On the other hand, digital fashion allows designers to create virtual prototypes on computers, which not only reduces the need for physical materials but also reduces material waste. Digital fashion is contributing more and more to sustainable development and protecting the environment. Digital fashion also has this huge creativity. Designers from different communities can try various types of materials, different colors of materials, etc. These are things that physical development cannot do. This free innovation is also becoming more and more creative. In daily life, ordinary people like us can also design the clothes we want in clothing stores, such as Uniqlo. Virtual fashion shows and digital clothing have slowly penetrated into people's lives and become more and more common. At the same time, designers from different brands can also design remotely, realize remote work, and become more and more convenient.

Another point is that digital fashion is reshaping the way consumers interact with clothing. With the rise of AR and VR, shoppers can virtually try on clothes, pants, shoes, and even glasses online and make purchasing decisions. This not only improves customers' online shopping experience and reduces the need for online shopping returns, but also brings convenience to some people who are reluctant to go out to buy things.

In short, digital fashion is a very important development in the fashion industry. It protects the environment and provides people with a more convenient, more imaginative life and a more diversified future.

Reference:

Heywood, C., staff, E., & Michel, S. (2019, April 18). World of digital fashion. textile network. https://textile-network.com/en/Fashion/CAD-CAM/World-of-Digital-Fashion

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Week 10 Blog

Dear readers,

As our twelve-week Exploring Digital Technologies course draws to a close, I’ve learned a lot of interesting things that will bring a lot of convenience to the future of humanity and help us develop faster. Technologies such as blockchain, 5G, and the Internet of Things have great potential to profoundly and positively change our world. Here are three key areas where I think these emerging technologies can shape a more positive digital future. Enhancing Security and Transparency with Blockchain Blockchain technology, known for its secure and immutable ledger, promises to revolutionize the way we handle data and transactions. Let’s say I want to pay a friend. If I use a traditional payment system, I need to transfer the money to a third party, such as a bank or financial institution. The bank or financial institution holds the funds and transfers the money to my friend. If I use blockchain to transfer money, I can bypass the middleman and transfer the money directly to my friend with full confidence that the money has been successfully transferred to the other party’s account. The transfer process is centralized, without any middleman intervention, and is deterministic based on cryptography, mathematics, and physics. By providing a decentralized platform for recording and verifying information, blockchain can significantly improve security and convenience.

Transformative Connectivity with 5G The advent of 5G technology heralds a new era of connectivity, with high-speed, low-latency networks capable of supporting large amounts of data and numerous devices simultaneously. Its development is unstoppable, especially in today's era of big tech. With the launch of 5G smartphones, 5G cellular networks are becoming increasingly common. In the wireless device market, 5G is expected to drive new growth and bring far-reaching changes, including edge computing coverage by telecom operators and industrial automation driven by ultra-low latency technology.

IoT Smart Ecosystem The term IoT refers to the collective network of connected devices and the technologies that facilitate communication between devices and the cloud, and between devices. Billions of devices are now connected to the Internet, thanks to the advent of cheap computer chips and high-bandwidth telecommunications. For example, everyday devices such as air conditioners, vacuum cleaners, cars, and machines can use sensors to collect data and intelligently serve users. As computing devices continue to shrink in size, these chips are also getting smaller, faster, smarter, and more convenient.

I believe that the convergence of blockchain, 5G, and IoT will create a more convenient and smarter world in the future. By embracing these technologies and realizing their potential, people can shape an innovative and sustainable digital future.

Thank you for being part of this course, and have a wonderful summer vacation.

Sincerely,

Chris

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I believe that the current state of gender diversity in the tech industry is still unbalanced. Despite continued efforts, women are still severely underrepresented in the field. According to the latest Google Diversity Report, the company has made progress in some areas but still faces challenges in achieving gender equality. To address the underrepresentation of women, girls can be encouraged to study STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) from an early age through dedicated programs, scholarships, and partnerships with schools. Establish mentoring programs where female technology professionals can mentor and support young women entering the field. Conduct bias training for hiring managers and use blind hiring techniques to minimize unconscious bias. Promote a supportive and inclusive workplace culture through policies that address work-life balance. Provide women with ongoing learning opportunities and career development programs, including leadership training and skill development workshops. By adopting these strategies, tech companies can work to create a more balanced and diverse workforce and promote innovation and growth in the industry.

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Module 9 - Ghosts in the Machine

As the Chief Technology Officer of Agmatix, a pioneering startup dedicated to revolutionizing agriculture, I look to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to solve key challenges in food production, resource management, and sustainability. Our mission is to increase agricultural productivity and resilience while promoting environmental stewardship. At the heart of our approach is the integration of big data analytics. Agmatix collects vast amounts of data from a variety of sources, including satellite imagery, IoT sensors, and climate models to gain a comprehensive understanding of crop health, soil conditions, and weather patterns. By analyzing this data using AI algorithms, we enable precision agriculture, where farmers receive customized recommendations on planting, irrigation, and pest management. This data-driven approach maximizes crop yields, reduces resource waste, and minimizes the environmental impact of agricultural practices. Another key aspect is predictive analytics for crop health management using AI. By continuously monitoring crops through advanced sensors and drone technology, our AI system can detect early signs of disease, nutrient deficiencies, and pest infestations. This proactive strategy enables farmers to take timely action to prevent crop losses and optimize production. Predictive analytics also help predict yield outcomes and market demand, enabling farmers to plan and market their products more effectively. To ensure transparency and security in the agricultural supply chain, Agmatix integrates blockchain technology. Blockchain provides a decentralized and immutable ledger that records every transaction and flow of agricultural products from farm to table. The technology improves food safety, reduces food fraud, and builds consumer trust by quickly tracing contaminated products. For example, blockchain can verify the authenticity of organic agricultural products, ensure compliance with certification standards and enhance consumer confidence. Our goal is also to use artificial intelligence to provide farmers with personalized advisory services. By analyzing data and local conditions on individual farms, artificial intelligence can provide tailored advice on crop selection, soil management, and market trends. This personalized guidance enables farmers to gain the knowledge and tools they need to make informed decisions, optimize operations, and improve their livelihoods. In addition, the AI-driven platform can promote knowledge sharing and collaboration among farmers, cultivating a community of innovation and best practices. In short, Agmatix aims to transform agriculture by leveraging the power of artificial intelligence, big data, and blockchain. By enabling precision agriculture, strengthening crop health management, ensuring supply chain transparency, and providing personalized advisory services, we are committed to creating a more sustainable and efficient agricultural system. Our innovative approach not only improves food security and resource efficiency, but also contributes to a greener and more resilient environment.

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NVIDA | Venngage

CEID100 Week6 Tutorial Assignment

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Week7 Assignment

After I got involved in the game, I realized that terminal security acts as a protective barrier from the beginning. It effectively reduces the risk of being attacked by cybercriminals or malware. There are many strategies in the game to stay safe, which are very similar to the security measures we discussed. For example, in our daily life, we must make sure that the URL starts with https If it does not, it is likely to be a fraudulent website. At the same time, when we create passwords for our accounts, we try to combine a mixture of numbers, letters, and special characters to enhance security and prevent predictability. Secondly, when shopping online, always verify the legitimacy and accuracy of the website and check if there are any discrepancies on the checkout page to ensure that your personal information is not misused. Also, we need to keep an eye on your bank statements regularly, or credit card statements, and if you find any unauthorized transactions, freeze your account immediately and contact the bank to recover any lost funds and deactivate your bank card.

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CEID100 Week6 Tutorial Assignment

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Blog Post: Understanding Disinformation, Misinformation, and Mal-information

Disinformation

Link: Fauci Boasted mRNA is Lethal to Kids in Newly Leaked Video

Annotation: This article is a prime example of disinformation, which is intentionally false information created to deceive people. It falsely claims that Dr. Anthony Fauci boasted about mRNA vaccines being lethal to children. The story is fabricated to manipulate public opinion against vaccines. Attentive readers can identify disinformation by checking the credibility of the source, recognizing sensationalist language, and verifying the story against reliable news outlets. Cross-referencing with multiple trusted sources is essential to uncover deliberate falsehoods.

Misinformation

Link: Putin Says the Ukraine Conflict Will End on Russia's Terms

Annotation: This article is an example of misinformation, which refers to false information spread without malicious intent. The article discusses a statement allegedly made by Vladimir Putin about the Ukraine conflict ending on Russia's terms. This information could stem from misinterpretation or incorrect reporting. Readers can spot misinformation by checking the source's history, looking for corrections or retractions, and confirming the information with other credible sources. Misinformation often arises from errors or carelessness rather than a deliberate attempt to mislead.

Mal-information

Link: Doctors Say COVID to Blame for Surge of Rare Cancers

Annotation: This article exemplifies malformation, which involves sharing truthful information with harmful intent. It claims that COVID-19 is responsible for a surge in rare cancers, using factual information to incite fear and anxiety. The content is intended to harm rather than inform constructively. Readers can identify malformation by considering the context and intent behind the information. Even if the content is factual, its use to cause panic or harm rather than educate is a key indicator.

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CEID 100- Module 4 Proposal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4q7mDuwtcI

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Module 3 - Advertising

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Week2 tutorial assignment:

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The role of social media in crisis management: lessons learned

In today's digitally connected world, ubiquitous social media platforms have revolutionized crisis management for organizations across industries. No longer limited to traditional communication channels, businesses now have the ability to quickly resolve and manage crises in real-time, engage directly with stakeholders and shape public perception.

However, the dynamic nature of social media requires organizations to approach crisis management strategically, adopting best practices to respond effectively to volatile situations. It’s not just about reacting when a crisis occurs, but also being proactive in preparing for potential challenges and establishing a strong crisis communications strategy.

My exploration of crisis management captures two snapshots of social media interactions in crisis situations. Through careful analysis and reflection, I seek to illuminate the complexities of crisis response in the digital age.

Additionally, this event highlighted the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in the face of changing crisis dynamics. As social media continues to shape the crisis communications landscape, organizations must remain vigilant, agile and proactive to safeguard their reputation and maintain the trust of their stakeholders.

In the analysis below, we examine the nuances of the interactions and explore how they align or diverge from established crisis management best practices. Through this exploration, I aim to gather actionable insights that can inform crisis response strategies in an ever-changing digital environment.

Screenshot 1:

In the first screenshot, we observe a company responding quickly and transparently to product issues and recalls on Twitter. The company provided clear instructions to affected customers and expressed its sincere apology, demonstrating responsibility and crisis preparedness. This is in line with best practices in crisis communications, where transparency and timeliness are critical to maintaining trust and credibility. The first screenshot exemplifies transparency, as the company publicly acknowledged the issue and provided clear information to stakeholders. Transparency builds trust and credibility, which are critical to effectively managing crises and maintaining reputation. By expressing genuine concern for affected individuals and demonstrating empathy in their responses, organizations can humanize their brand and foster goodwill, even in a crisis.

Screenshot 2: Communicating on social media

One of the other fundamental principles of social media best practices is having a social media plan. Here's how Jeremy Clarkson manages his Twitter account. From what I understand about how to create a social media plan, former British TV presenter Clarkson tweeted about current events or cultural topics, illustrating his views and gaining traction among his followers, sparked discussion. Clarkson is known for his outspoken and sometimes controversial views, so his tweets on these topics are likely to elicit a variety of reactions from viewers, most of which are about his own opinions. Most of his articles are text or videos, and his tweets largely follow the rules of social media programming. All in all, social media plays a vital role in crisis management. By analyzing these interactions through the lens of Module 1 concepts, organizations can glean valuable insights into effective crisis communications strategies and be better prepared for future challenges.