Category Archives: Fall 2018 Archive (201)

  I’ve owned my Fitbit Charge for about three years now and have used it to keep track of my exercise. This technological artifact represents me because I constantly aim to stay healthy and this product helps me to do … Continue reading →

For my technological artifact, I chose VHS tapes. VHS stands for Video Home System. VHS cassette tapes are dear to my heart because I grew up watching them with my family, especially on Saturday and Sunday mornings. After watching the … Continue reading →

Unlike other generations, the generation I grew up in has always had practical and affordable computers. Although they were not as fast as they are now, they did things in seconds, that took other generations minutes, to even hours. That … Continue reading →

  The technological artifact that I chose to represent myself is the Mint application on the IPhone. The Mint application is one of many IPhone apps that allows you to connect your banking and bills to the app to better … Continue reading →

  Watches have been a trend for almost a century. As a kid, my parents and grandparents always were wearing one around their wrists. However, I have noticed many people in my generation do not wear watches up until recently. … Continue reading →

Technological Artifacts represent where we’ve come from, and can capture our world in a single object. One such artifact is the soundtrack from the blockbuster hit, Shrek (2001). Behind the scenes of the physical CD, lies a movie that was a big … Continue reading →

For my technological artifact I chose my tablet, or more specifically a particular application on my tablet, Artecture. Artecture, and other applications like it, allow for artists and architects to create works of art that can easily be saved and … Continue reading →

For my artifact, I originally wanted to choose something like a phone or personal computer. Although, those are both quite basic and so after some browsing I decided to choose an escalator. Escalators are meant to make it easier for … Continue reading →