Category: ICCIT

Guerrilla Girls

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Community of Practice Profile Guerrilla Girls Anonymity, a practice used by the Guerrilla Girls, is often used in social movements to provide a voice to issues without pretense (Anonymous, Guerrilla Girls and Guerrilla Girls Broadband: Inside Story, 2011). The Guerrilla Girls are a feminist group formed in 1985, frustrated when the Museum of Modern Art [...]

CCT316: Communication and Advertising

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Chosen PSA: What’s Your Thing?  (Companies Committed to Kids) Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX6qUFm1HsI Youth, do Your “Thing”             It may be necessary in a society with insecure youth to advertise the importance of celebrating individuality. In “What’s Your Thing?” created by Ogilvy and Mather Advertising for Companies Committed to Kids (previously Concerned Children’s Advertisers), emphasis is put [...]

WordCamp: Your Ubiquitous Technological Community Conference

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October 06, 2015 Shanta Natwani, a web design instructor and educator for ICCIT students at the University of Toronto at Mississauga, conjoined with Sheridan College, spoke and co-organised the WordCamp Toronto 2015 conference at Humber Lakeshore. Shanta points out that “[m]ost students have visited millions of pages but, being a consumer of pages doesn’t make [...]