Tag: #BCM241
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BCM241 Digital artefact Report
Introduction For the past 13 weeks I have been on a journey through the media niche of Fantasy Book Tok. As an auto-ethnographic researcher, I’ve immersed myself in this digital community, actively participating in my own research. I have mapped and explored this niche from the inside out, challenging my assumptions and biases on the…
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The Last Chapter – My Final Reflection Of Fantasy Book Tok
Welcome to my final blog post for BCM241! In yet another round of content proliferation, I have had the opportunity to further explore the skills highlighted last week. I feel like I have finally gotten the hang of proliferation and I am really happy with how this weeks content turned out. I had a lot…
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Becoming A ‘Bookfluencer’ – An Autoethnographic Journey
This blog post was written with the assistance of ChatGPT As a content creator in the ever-changing media world, I’m always working to improve my skills and connect better with my audience. This week, I’m exploring ethnography and research, focusing on the Creswell’s (2016) skills of Including, Contrasting, Comparing, Reflexivity, Sensitivity, and Flexibility. Let’s see…
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10 different fantasy sub genres for you to explore
Fantasy literature has always held a special place in the hearts of readers, offering a gateway to extraordinary worlds filled with magic, mythical creatures, and epic adventures. Within the vast realm of fantasy, there exists a multitude of subgenres, each with its unique charm and appeal. So… what are they? 1. High Fantasy High Fantasy…
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Finding My Feet In Fantasy Book Tok
This week, as part of expanding my online presence, I converted one of my Instagram posts into a blog post and repurposed a TikTok video as an Instagram Reel, once again using Creswell’s (2016) qualitative research skills. These posts included a detailed book review of my current fantasy read and an aesthetic video showcasing fantasy…
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Diving into A Court of Silver Flames
Hey there, fellow bookworms! 📚🤩 Today, I want to share with you my current read – ‘A Court of Silver Flames’ by the incredible Sarah J. Maas. If you’re a fan of the ACOTAR (A Court of Thorns and Roses) series, you’re in for a treat with this one! ✨📖
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Learning Through Content Generation
This week I am going to be highlighting a few key epiphanies that have stemmed from my recent content generation using more of Creswell’s (2016) qualitative research skills. The concept of “epiphanies” in autobiographical narratives, can be explained as remembered moments that significantly alter the researcher’s course (Ellis et al. 2010). Contextualising One Epiphany relates…
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Expanding my reach within fantasy book tok
This week’s focus was on proliferating my digital artefact content across various social media platforms. In doing so I was able to start developing an online presence within my media niche. I now have a fully functioning TikTok and Instagram account dedicated to fantasy books. Additionally, I’m working on a new blog site dedicated to…
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Becoming A Fantasy Book Tokker
Last week I started my participant observation of my media niche, Fantasy Book Tok. In other words, I became a fantasy book Tokker. I will have to admit, I enjoyed this research a little too much, adding a few books to my “TBR” (to be read) list as I scrolled through, what seemed to be,…
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7 tips for creating a Captivating Fantasy Book Review for TikTok:
In the realm of Fantasy BookTok, where readers and creators unite to share their love for enchanting worlds and gripping adventures, writing a captivating book review can set you apart and engage your audience. Crafting a compelling fantasy book review for TikTok requires a blend of creativity, authenticity, and concise storytelling. Here’s a step-by-step guide…
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