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    Datafication, AI, and Digital Literacy

    Byanthonyho April 15, 2026April 16, 2026

    In my previous reflections, I focused on how AI tools are used, how outputs should be evaluated, and how workflows can be built around them. Reflecting back on the Week 9 discussion between my professor and Dr. Bonnie Stewart, I found that her perspective reinforced a lot of the ideas I had already been exploring,…

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    AI Workflows, Tools, and the Shift Toward Dialogue

    Byanthonyho April 15, 2026April 15, 2026

    In my previous reflection, I explored how concepts like retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), information literacy, and prompting affect the accuracy and reliability of AI outputs, based on a recorded discussion from Week 6. Reflecting back on another video from Week 6, this time a fireside chat between my professor and Lucas Wright, I found that his…

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    Digital Literacy | Reflections

    AI in Education: RAG, Information Literacy, and Responsible Use

    Byanthonyho April 14, 2026April 15, 2026

    In my previous reflections and inquiry work, I focused on how AI tools are used and evaluated, especially in learning and professional contexts. Reflecting back on Week 6’s course content, including the discussion with my professor and Dr. Normand Roy, I found that many of the ideas presented did not necessarily change my perspective, but…

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    Digital Literacy | Reflections

    Week 7 Reflection: Developing a Personal Approach to AI and Digital Literacy

    Byanthonyho March 28, 2026April 2, 2026

    What? Throughout this course, I explored different aspects of AI use and digital literacy across academic and professional contexts. I started by looking at how students use AI tools, often in informal and self-directed ways. I then reflected on how important it is to evaluate AI-generated content, especially since outputs can sound confident even when…

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    Inquiry Post 5: Reflection on AI, Resume Development, and Digital Literacy

    Byanthonyho March 28, 2026April 2, 2026

    Introduction This inquiry began as an exploration of how AI tools can improve resumes. As a Computer Science student preparing for job opportunities and future roles, I was interested in whether tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot could meaningfully enhance resume quality. Over time, this inquiry expanded beyond simply testing AI tools. It evolved into…

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    Inquiry Post 4: Using AI and LaTeX to Build and Evaluate a Resume

    Byanthonyho March 21, 2026April 2, 2026

    Introduction Building on my previous inquiry into AI-assisted resume development, I wanted to explore not only how AI can improve resume content, but also how it can help with formatting and presentation. While earlier work focused on comparing tools like ChatGPT and Gemini, this stage of my inquiry focused on using AI to generate a…

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    Digital Literacy | Inquiry

    Inquiry Post 3: Industry Perspective on AI and Resume Development

    Byanthonyho March 20, 2026April 2, 2026

    Introduction As part of my inquiry into AI-assisted resume development and digital portfolios, we had the opportunity to meet with an industry professional who has extensive experience in leadership, hiring, and operations. The goal of this conversation was to better understand how AI-generated resumes and resume optimization align with real-world hiring practices. Up to this…

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    Inquiry Post 2: Testing AI Tools for Resume Improvement

    Byanthonyho March 13, 2026April 2, 2026

    Introduction In my first inquiry post, I introduced my plan to explore AI-assisted resume development and digital portfolios as part of my learning process in this course. As a Computer Science student preparing for co-op opportunities and future roles in the technology industry, I wanted to investigate how artificial intelligence tools can help improve resumes…

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    Digital Literacy | Reflections

    Week 6 Reflection: Structuring Ideas Clearly with the SCIPAB Framework

    Byanthonyho March 12, 2026April 6, 2026

    Throughout my previous reflections, I explored how AI tools are used in learning and professional environments, how their outputs should be evaluated, and how accessibility and ethical considerations affect responsible use. During this week’s interaction with my professor, we briefly discussed a different but related concept: how ideas are communicated effectively. In particular, the SCIPAB…

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    Digital Literacy | Inquiry

    Inquiry Post 1: AI and Resume Development (Tools, Questions, and Learning Plan)

    Byanthonyho March 6, 2026April 2, 2026

    For my inquiry project, I am working with Aiden to explore AI-assisted resume development and digital portfolios. As a Computer Science student preparing for future roles, I am interested in how tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and AI resume platforms can support (or potentially limit) the resume-building process. This topic connects to digital literacy because it…

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