Final message via text to Matt, sent in two parts:
- “Adele rocked! Her voice voice flawless, she hit every not (sic) with ease. The orchestra the perfect touch. OMG! The audience is mesmerized! Her UK performance was o...
- ... n fire, and the scattered lights from the cell phones gave the right amount of illumination to the darkness of the hall http://m.youtbe.com/index?desk (link goes to main You tube page)
So, did the technology limit our message at all? What changed from what you had sent? Did our communication styles fill in the gaps, where the technology failed?
I think Baeednah summed up what I had tweeted Amy with her own perspective awesomely. Mine was more concerned about the tech of it, but B summed that up with more of a hype/ talent look on things. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteI think that the use of all the different technologies was really hard, and it gave me anxiety. lol Our communication styles did fill in the gaps where technology failed. I was able, as the last link to the puzzle, to sum up what everyone else said.
ReplyDeleteSo the point of this was to have as tough an asynchronous exercise as possible. We were more asynchronous with this one exercise then we were all term with everything else if you think about it. Since we were not easily accessible and had to trust each other a lot, we had a lot of anxiety, since we didn't want to let the others down. I think our relationships developed together carried the day. In the end though, we did change our minds a bit about the technology, just on the one experiment; which I wondered if that was going to happen.
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