Indoors & Outdoors

An example of something that I think is well designed are windows. There are many styles of windows but the design process of adding windows to homes and buildings in the past to bring light and warmth into the structure and to add the capabilities for people to see the outdoors while inside is a well thought out design. The material of glass being a staple for window design was an important choice and stands current today to offset the elements of weather. The styles of windows range, and the choice to put them where in a structure can vary, but the design creation of the inclusion of windows in a building structure has been a solid and long standing design choice overtime!

Also with the Tv Movie Studio Co's comments in response to the angry posts, I kept them relatively short and added empathy to them but without apology, do you think rather if the co wants to continue a community digital space to support their cause for oceans after the show's cancellation that they should apologize to the audience/viewers? Thank you!

Podcasts are a great way to be entertained, informed, or educated on all kinds of subjects, and the creators of podcasts formulate their content for audiences around their purpose. Many listeners who are subscribers to a certain podcast can be accustomed to listening to them for much longer than 20 minutes, and want to, because the listener is invested in the discourse community; they may like the hosts' subject matter, voice, personality, or opinions. Many podcast creators make choices in providing interviewees, background music, social media spaces to communicate with the community, and merchandise, that are all in relation to the shared goals and content of their podcast to further reach their audience for engagement.

Netflix had a show about five years ago based off of the Anne of Green Gables stories called Anne With an E that was cancelled after 3 seasons. As a fan and having knowledge of the original books, I think the show could've went further ahead into the stories in the books that the show never covered because of where they ended it. I thought it was a great show and I was surprised based on the popularity that it ended at season 3. As a fan there is a "want" to know and see more of a show because of the care and investment in the story world; I believe there was even an online petition made by fans to bring the show back after its cancellation. It's great that many shows that have been cancelled in the past sometimes get new lives due to viral videos or posts, but sometimes a show's end is just the end of that creative medium sharing the story. I do think for this particular show it would've been nice to have at least another season or two to see another chapter of the characters' lives!

A style rule I've found for writing short posts is choosing a hashtag that will feed that post through to where the writer can be seen in a specified page with postings that all share similar subject matter, style, and content. Using handles or hashtags can deliver a post or message to be seen not only in their own space but to people or pages that can use it for specific viewership, chosen by the writer. I've also found that images can be a nice touch to be seen among those postings within a hashtag page.

Since I plan to use Tumblr for the design project posts, I thought to add #writ318mu and #week5 but is it ok to add additional hashtags such as #designproject to differentiate those posts? Or should I not use #writ318mu and #week5 since they have no purpose in my fake posts within my hashtag functions/style for the project? Thank you! @npfannen

What helps me get into a writing mindset to write essays is the space/environment that I create with a blank Word doc on my laptop and the space that surrounds me before I start to write. I keep a glass of water and always a cup of tea or a cup of coffee nearby and my workspace is in my dining room because I like being in the center of my house while I work and not in an enclosed space or office. It helps me to have a workspace that works for me because it sets me up to focus on my work/assignments while also feeling open and comfortable to write.

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On home tour videos which I analyzed regarding preservation, the elements of data that matter in my space are narration, music, and camera angles of the homes. The way in which the tour guide of the home tour is either directly speaking to the audience or if the tour is narrated overhead with multimodal clips of the tour being done I found as important in reviewing the effects of the audience's engagement. However in reviewing the data and the content in how it connects to the discourse community of those followers of the content, the audience also responds in a tour that showcases the camera angles on the interior and exterior of the homes because the audience cares in seeing the home from the outside and in with modern camera or drone shots.

Regarding the audience of who I will present the How to Write Guide to, they are content creators so it will matter the way I present the data in a clear and very efficient way to present an opportunity for them to use my data to enforce a content strategy since they are their own schedule. What matters about the audience on the content I analyzed is that they are interested in angles of homes and camera angles as an escape type video, they like to know about the design, structure, and preservation but they also like seeing multimodal footage within a house tour and knowing the homeowner or historian presenting the homes to immerse themselves into a tour and the information per my data results. The audience of the content creators will benefit from the content data that I plan to present to those creators. Overall, what matters about the audience to content is that they have a connection or user experience with the content.