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Two minute video on the invention of paper making in China. Audio is on the bottom right corner just press play.  

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Two minute video on the invention of paper making in China. Audio is on the bottom right corner just press play.  

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Two Minute Video on Asia. Audio is on the bottom right corner just press play. 

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Two Minute Video on Asia. Audio is on the bottom right corner just press play. 

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Two minute video on, "What prompted the creation of the emoji and How STEM is connected." 

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Two minute video on, "What prompted the creation of the emoji and How STEM is connected." 

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https://spark.adobe.com/page/w81vz0yepRpTs/

Click video on page after How STEM is connected.

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By:Group 2

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TWO MIN VIDEO ON POWERPOINT (AUDIO ON BOTTOM LEFT CORNER JUST PRESS PLAY)

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TWO MIN VIDEO ON POWERPOINT (AUDIO ON BOTTOM LEFT CORNER JUST PRESS PLAY)

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https://1drv.ms/p/s!AnCSNo1Zad43hFhjYFHCINRMWYVA

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1999, Emojis were created. Emojis were a big hit in Japan, they quickly got adopted by other Japanese countries. However, it took longer for Emojis to spread to other countries technology platforms. It wasn't until the late 2000's for the popularity of emojis to spread to the United States. The rise in popularity occurred when Apple updated its iOS system.

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Tiffany’s 2 Minute Video: Creator of Emoji

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Tiffany’s 2 Minute Video: Creator of Emoji

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https://plus.smilebox.com/play?g=839a0320-446c-4c87-a556-de91d2b7c653&sbid=3463&d=1575659254816

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What prompted the creation of the Emoji?

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What prompted the creation of the Emoji?

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1881 emoticons were used to express emotions. Carnegie Mellon University had a digital message board and realized people could not tell the difference from a joke and a serious post, so they starts using :-) or )-: . Using these in text became a huge hit and Shiegetaka an engineer at a Japanese phone company wanted his consumers to communicate through these next level emoticons that were used.

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Through reading an article based on Shigetaka , I learned that he was taken back on the widespread use of emoji. Once it was an international hit it had already been 10 years after he made the invention. He also proclaims that he does not introduce himself as the creator of the emoji but he is always humbled when recognized in meetings.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/technology/2016/oct/27/emoji-inventor-shigetaka-kurita-moma-new-york-text

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Emojis is a combined of two Japanese words. "e" meaning picture. "moji" meaning character.

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There was not a specific emoji created but a series of 176 emojis created by Shigetaka Kurita

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Japan!

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The creator of this popular type of IM is Shigetaka Kurita. Shigetaka was born on May 9th 1972. He was born in a city named Gifu Prefecture, which is a city in central Honshu, which is Japan’s main island.