Thought Action Journal
This journal is intended to help you train your brain.
We are consumed by our technology and life stressors, and sometimes we need to get a grasp on our intention and our attention.
We are consumed by our technology and life stressors, and sometimes we need to get a grasp on our intention and our attention.
I wrote, designed, and researched this journal with the objective that users, and in particular students, can gain a newfound focus toward their attention and intention. This 14-day journal includes a daily activity and why the activity may help reconnect your attentional and intentional focus.
The Intention section trains your brain to become more aware of your tech usage; activities include organizing applications, setting Do Not Disturb and tracking how often you look at your phone, intentional use of apps, and more.
The Attention section trains your brain to reclaim your time and focus; activities include box breathing and meditation, value and boundary setting, affirmation writing and more.
A version of this journal has been distributed across middle schools in Colorado.
Download the PDF or visit the view link here to see the whole book.
The Intention section trains your brain to become more aware of your tech usage; activities include organizing applications, setting Do Not Disturb and tracking how often you look at your phone, intentional use of apps, and more.
The Attention section trains your brain to reclaim your time and focus; activities include box breathing and meditation, value and boundary setting, affirmation writing and more.
A version of this journal has been distributed across middle schools in Colorado.
Download the PDF or visit the view link here to see the whole book.

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Information Science M.S. Projects
The focus for my masters degree is to investigate psychographic data against online communities. The following projects study user experience, TikTok, and social networks, and Cambridge Analytica.
This text analyzes the human perspective on technology's impact on daily life and individualism, focusing on privacy issues and the 2018 Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal, based on five interviews and a questionnaire with nearly 40 respondents.
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I focused on how data mining, psychographic data, and the Cambridge Analytica scandal have impacted user perceptions of social platforms, including an analysis of the book MindFck* by Christopher Wylie.
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The Research
Ethical Ramifications of Social MediaCU BOULDER | Annie Margaret Ph.D. ATLS | FA'20-SP'21
IN MY ROLE:
Analyzed and de-identified survey data with 200+ participants; created a website for research and side projects; handled creative projects for advertisement and education on the study and relevant topics; managed administrative side work |
Analysis: Content Moderation on TikTokCU BOULDER | Casey Fiesler Ph.D. CMCI | SU'21-FA'21
IN MY ROLE:
Wrote IRB for edits and submission; planned interview questions; assisted in participant survey design; organized 150+ volunteers communication; interviewed 10 + participants; de-identified interview transcripts |
Trust is Dead
| 'Trust is Dead' Essay | Literature Review: How Trust is Processed Through Social Media | Literature Review: TikTok and Resources | Survey and Results | Relevant Links |
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The Projects
AI Bias in the Hiring Pipeline
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Soteria's Shield
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