The Importance of Static Information (How I didn't read the class announcements and now I might be royally screwed)

 Hey Fam,

While researching for my Personal Learning Paper, I came across a schoarly article that defined dynamic vs. static information. Dynamic information stimulates ongoing discussion in the form or multiple posts, while static information provides information without soliciting a response. An  announcement would be considered static information.

Incidentally, with my increased workload due to month-end, I did not read Monday's class announcement (100% my own fault)...the one that said blog posts and participation logs are due on FRIDAY. Here we are, on Saturday evening, and I am frantically trying to post blogs that probably will not count. This would be the third week I didn't blog (we got a free pass on two weeks), and as my grade is somewhere around a solid B, I am unsure how this will impact me.

Alas, this is my own fault, but I really wanted to end the semester on a high note! 

how are you feeling as we ride out the last few hours of the summer semester together?

                                  Frantically yours,

                                                  Ello (he/him/his)

References:

Osatuyi, B. (2013). Information sharing on social media sites. Computers in Human Behavior., 29(6), 2622–2631. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.2013.07.001