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Angelica Cionci posted a new activity comment 1 week, 1 day ago
Thanks Rachael! I use to get super frustrated having to try to free up space on my phone, especially if I was editing photos on my iPhones’s Lightroom app. I haven’t used Google photos too much but I will be looking into it now!
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Angelica Cionci posted a new activity comment 1 week, 1 day ago
Thanks Christina! I’d love to see some of your work one day! It is super easy to work with, you’d really like it.
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Angelica Cionci posted a new activity comment 1 week, 1 day ago
Thanks James! Good for you! If you’re a Nikon person you’ll really like Snapbridge.
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Angelica Cionci wrote a new post, Influencers’ worth has increased during Covid-19 crisis, on the site Angelica Cionci 1 week, 2 days ago
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“Carefully managed, close relationships with influencers can help companies continue to deliver higher quality content during uncertain times.”Influencers are at an […]
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Angelica Cionci posted a new activity comment 1 week, 5 days ago
I am definitely taking more photos! Which is great because in the past I would have to sort of sift through all photos determining which were good and which weren’t going to make the cut after the photo shoot. It was always about 50/50. Now that I’m able to view them in real time through Snapbridge/Lightroom, there are a ton more photos that I can…[Read more]
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Angelica Cionci wrote a new post, Efficient Photography with Nikon SnapBridge, on the site Digital Innovation in Mobile Marketing and Communication MKTG 5606 Fall 2020 1 week, 5 days ago
One of the only positives coming from this unexpectedly long quarantine for me is that I have been able to take back up one of my favorite hobbies, Photography. With work, school and just life, it has been hard […]
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I am definitely taking more photos! Which is great because in the past I would have to sort of sift through all photos determining which were good and which weren’t going to make the cut after the photo shoot. It was always about 50/50. Now that I’m able to view them in real time through Snapbridge/Lightroom, there are a ton more photos that I can work with. If I notice that some of the photos aren’t turning out as I would’ve hoped, I still have the time to be able to switch up my game plan and take more photos.
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Hey – this is awesome. I’ve wanted to get back into photography and playing with the idea of taking some classes next year. I’m downloading snapbridge right now- thank you!
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Thanks James! Good for you! If you’re a Nikon person you’ll really like Snapbridge.
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Ang, this is great! I’m a photography fanatic myself and have used an app similar to Snapbridge. I prefer to shoot using Canon, and when I do, I utilize Canon’s “Camera Connect” app. Like Snapbridge, you can shoot remotely and transfer images from the camera to your device using WiFi and Bluetooth technology.
Definitely going to look into Snapbridge though! It seems easier to work with, especially when transferring photos to your computer for post-production editing.
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Thanks Christina! I’d love to see some of your work one day! It is super easy to work with, you’d really like it.
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Great app find Ang! While I’m not a photographer by trade like you, I do take an excessive amount of photos while on vacation, traveling for work, or down the shore each summer. Before the google photos app existed, I would get beyond frustrated when I would need to delete photos off my phone because of the lack of storage space. Google Photos has eliminated that frustration and also provides a great interface for searching by location, people & time. This search functionality makes finding a specific photo so easy and quick.
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Has anyone have any fun experiences with Google Photo’s (or any services) AI-driven sorting. It’s uncannily accurate purely on facial recognition. The single greatest obstacle to digital photos is having to organize them!
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I’ve used Apple’s “Photos” app for finding images based on geolocation. For example, plumbers have been at my house saying, “what did you do here??” and I was able to quickly open Photos, select my house’s location, and then scroll through the year that the previous plumbing work took place to find the reference photo of my pump house.
For faces, Photos is not as accurate. I can click on a family member’s face to get a quick profile picture if I need it, but it’s only selecting a small percentage of the photos I have of that person. And then there are the random people who get tagged as you who you never realized that you resembled…
For photos that I really want to be able to find later, I either “favorite” them or add them to an album. For the vast majority of my photos, the experience is more like you described, Greg, when I run into the image file (usually while scrolling to find a different photo) it’s a random experience. For us content creators, the experience can be mixed with fun personal memories as well as work projects.
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Thanks Rachael! I use to get super frustrated having to try to free up space on my phone, especially if I was editing photos on my iPhones’s Lightroom app. I haven’t used Google photos too much but I will be looking into it now!
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Angelica Cionci wrote a new post, Mobile/Social Career Assessment, on the site Angelica Cionci 2 weeks, 2 days ago
The Importance of Mobile/Social in Higher Education
As an Instructional Technologist for the Online and Digital Learning Department at the Fox School of Business, I am responsible for ensuring all Fox faculty, […]
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Angelica Cionci wrote a new post, Designing Human-Centered Technology to Support Kenyan Youth with T1D, on the site Angelica Cionci 2 months, 1 week ago
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“This exploratory effort will be among the first to design a functional mHealth prototype for Kenyan adolescents with T1D, using Human-Centered Design.”
Michigan State University res […]
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Angelica Cionci posted a new activity comment 2 months, 1 week ago
Congrats Torri! You’re 30 day plan sounds awesome. It is so important to try to meet everyone you can when starting a new job. This will be helpful with Ralph’s added point of asking questions. I know when I started my position it was super helpful to meet as many people as possible so I knew the right person to go to for specific questions.…[Read more]
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Angelica Cionci wrote a new post, WeChat – How an Agile Culture Built the World’s First Superapp, on the site Process Improvement and Innovation MIS5102 Summer 2020 2 months, 1 week ago
“WeChat, A culture of openness”
WeChat, a popular social media app developed by Chinese internet company Tencent, has grown to become an essential tool in the lives of both Chinese citizens and […]
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Agile culture is so important in today’s MarTech world with marketing being an even bigger part of not just the organization but to IT projects. I think of Agile as “never stop learning.” There is always something to improve, something to fix, something to release and it is continuous while the project is still functional.
Website would take a whole year to launch. With Agile, you can launch a website in a week and continuously work on it and release updates overtime. WeChat’s success definitely can be contributed to Agile. I don’t believe they would have came into the market and exploded if it wasn’t for their diligence to the Agile method.
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Fascinating post, Angie. I honestly had no idea that WeChat was developed under this methodology. As you mentioned its a powerhouse in China and for Chinese immigrants. They seem to have penetrated in America in some aspects but not as deeply as TikTok. Is there differences in those methodologies as well as the flat structure?
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Angelica Cionci wrote a new post, Great Website UX Will Soon Be Favored By Google Search, on the site Angelica Cionci 2 months, 2 weeks ago
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“Google is no longer just optimizing for information that’s closest to your keywords, but optimizing for a more delightful web
I am sure we have all had more than our fair share of […]
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Angelica Cionci posted a new activity comment 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Melissa- awesome post. The customer journey for therapy definitely had to take a major shift due to COVID. To answer your question, I do think therapy sessions could benefit from being virtual. I agree with you that the comfort of your own home if a huge benefit. The convenience of having a session virtually is also a huge benefit; especially if…[Read more]
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Angelica Cionci wrote a new post, Beauty Industry’s Customer Journey Shift Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, on the site Angelica Cionci 2 months, 2 weeks ago
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While beauty remains essential during the pandemic, how women engage with beauty has abruptly shifted – making it crucial for beauty brands to re-think every touchpoint along their v […]
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Angelica Cionci posted a new activity comment 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Awesome post Erin! This would be a game changer, especially for folks who may not be able to get to the pharmacy easily. I’m sure the demand for prescription delivery is very high. It is also great that Nuro is no extra charge! I assumed there would be some cost tied to a delivery service like this. After your post I was interested in learning m…[Read more]
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