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The photo taken by Marillisa Cappello was the most eye catching picture in the photo gallery, in my opinion. And it explains that we are not just kids thinking about technology but we can make a difference in life, and we have dreams for the world. This was a great inspiration for kids everywhere through the artist statement and the picture.

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The photo created by Alex Souza impacts me because it helps me see the difference between Gen Z and Millenials and how much our society has changed every since gen z came along. It also shows me what Millenials did back in the days and what Gen Z people do today.

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The photo created by Alex Sousa impacted because it made me think how life was before the phone And life with the phone it made me think how much one machine took over the world

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I liked Juliany Martes artist statement because it captures the dangers of technology.  Technology is something used everyday and in her artist statement she shows how it can be welded into a weapon.

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The directions are underneath the title, next to the image of the camera. You can upload your own image using the 'camera' picture that is in gray (below). Then follow the prompts.

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I love Anila's artist statement, I think it really has to do with our reality today.

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Kieran Daly's picture shows how Gen z can use technology negatively.

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I really like Marina Rosenthal's diversity photo. It really depicts gen z.

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The photo taken by Alex Souza impacts me because it shows the the difference between generations and how technology has effected Gen Z.

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The trio of photos that Megan Mulvey took left an impact in me because it is a coomon sight on social media to see young kids trying to start a career and I always saw the negatives from that. The kids could be hurt by posting too much of them online for anyone to see. She put a positive spin on it which I never thought about. I really enjoy that because I hope other people view it the positive way as well.

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The photo and the paragraph telling and showing us how gen z is all about technology with the three monitors for a screen

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The photo and artist Statement that Darnell Jean-Louis portrayed due to the fact that he expresses how a 21 year old sold his startup company and made 30 million dollars. This being said it showcases how our generation has so much potential and entrepreneurship in themselves

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Many of these pictures make sense and they have a big impact on society.

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The Artist Statement by Julie Calhoun showed me that some of Gen Z people can be showing others a negative factor of the generation. This is that we can be addicted to technology and seem to be insecure and not social during situations. The bottom photo gives a negative and positive example about Gen Z.

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A picture that left an impact on me, was Caroline Schwarz's picture called Someone I'm Not, this left impact due to it exemplifying how gen z members try to characterize themselves as some one else rather than following their true instincts. You can tell the message clearly. This has insighted me and shown that you shouldn't try to be someone that you aren't.

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This photo impacts me by helping me to see the more positive side of Generation Z's technology use. Although we do use technology a lot, it is really just what everyone has grown to learn, and we're not the only ones. Even groups of older people have adapted to what's be become an easy to use resource and multi tasking tool. People can't just be mad at us because we were born into a time where technology is used everywhere.

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The pictures that left an impact on me were Sarah Sanzebin's because it shows how Gen Z is viewed negatively, and then shows how we actually are and a positive view of Gen Z.

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I like how Dwayne was texting his mom really nice things which shows how texting can be helpful when you're not with someone at the moment maybe

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This picture left an impact on me because this is very true. Kids today are too attached to their phones, computers and iPads and miss the opportunity to go outside and do something proactive and healthy!

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The photo that impacted me the most was the photo by Colin Walsh because it demonstrates Gen Z as technology obsessed.

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I like Matt lau's post because it shows and explains how generation z is a hard working and career focused generation. He explains what he is trying to show in his photo very well.

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The picture that impacted me the most was the one with the mask because I was seeing alot  of picture involving technology and this one grabbed my attention the most because of it .

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The photo I liked was David Pinto's because it compares Generation Z and Millennials and it gives a general idea of how Generation z and millennials are depicted nowadays 

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The photo I liked was David Pinto's because it compares Generation Z and Millennials and it gives a general idea of how Generation z and millennials are depicted nowadays 

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The picture that left the most impact on me was the picture by Paola Castro because it shows teenagers protesting to end police brutality and not being a social media obsessed group that's lazy and immature

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The picture that stood out to me was Megan Mulvey's picture because it represented all of the different fads with social media.

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I like Amy Mandelbaum's photo and statement because it shows how Gen z loves technology but still works hard.

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I like Michael Grande's photo because it shows how generation z gets along and are in positive moods. It also shows how they have fun and enjoy school together.

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I like how people used real life images like instagram accounts to demonstrate their ideas

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The photo I really liked was Zach Garnseys because he talks about how many people in this generation get cyberbullied  a lot and are always hiding their emotions. They never tell anyone and that can lead to worse things. Also that Many kids would Rather hate than give a compliment

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One photo that impacted me was by Alexa Barattini because I see how people are labeled by society on social media and it is negative sometimes. This can really impact someone and make them feel bad. The artist Statement explains it well and shows the true meaning behind the photo. Good job Alexa

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The photo that impacted me the most was lisa's because it shows how people in our generation care about the issues that's going on.

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In the artist Statement by Nick Psaras, I see lots of hypocrisy because it is ranting on how gen. Z uses excessive technology while there is a photo being taken with an iPad.

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The photo that impacted me was Jordan Dowdell's sinc he shows and his younger brother playing Super Mario Bros 3 and in his artist statement he talks about his brother treating the game as if it was more important than his own life only the room to eat and use the bathroom.

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A image that impacted. Was the ”what you see vs. what. I see" because it shows how whenever a teen uses their phones everyone thinks we're sometimes thats not the case.

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Another one that impacted me as well was the "What You See Vs. What I See". I say this because it does show how adults may view teens using their phones rather than knowing what really is going on meaning that most adults don't trust us but they should actually see we do good things with our phones.

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This photo by joe Salerno was enjoyable because it proves the sterotype about kids being lazy wrong. It shows how people from generation z can be successful by cooperation and communication without using electronics

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The photo that impacted me the most was the one by Nate Karl which has himself sitting outside the classroom with an iPad and headphones in his ears. This impacts me the most because it is a pretty accurate description of Generation Z and how they pay to much attention to technology.

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Many photos have the same idea about cell phones and how teens are on their cell phones a lot. However, it talks about mainly the pros.

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While looking through the art gallery I see many photos with the same idea as me. But the one that interested me the most was this one, it interested me the most because it shows how people try to be what they're not.

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While looking in the gallery the artist statement and the pictures that follow that left an impression on me was labled What you see vs what I see. This stood out to me because she really showed how generations think of us.

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While in the art gallery most of the images are about technology it sorta bothers me because i feel that generation. Z is more about technology

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I like the fact that some pictures show the difference in culture and lifestyle between the kids of the current generation

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The photo that impacted me the most was the "Say No The Phone" because it was a positive showing how we are not all interacting with our phones so much meaning that we actually do good things like read books instead of using the phone. I agree with the picture and the statement because they should see how we really are, not just on our phones.

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I like how this picture shows that people in Generation Z, girls and boys are being judged based on what they look like and try to change themselves to "fit in" or "look pretty", but this picture shows that you don't have to change yourself for other people.

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I think that this picture shows more than just technology it kinda shows how the internet can b dangerous

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Most of the images portrayed are about people using technology and some how using technology makes Generation Z is stronger because of technology

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Most of the images I saw today showed Generation Z's obsession with technology and their phones. This image stood out to me in particular:

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This photo shows/describes how Generation Z never really take a break from social media or the tech and really know what is happening to the world around us.

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This photo and and artist statement left an impact on me because these two people were snapchatting  in class and that's taking away from there learning time and the teachers time.

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This one speaks to me because it's true these days people don't talk as much as they use to now it's all done on the phone.

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I an using this phot because it really conveys that Generation Z is try's to fit in and try to be like certain girls on social media.

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The photo and artist state ment that has impacted me the most was taken and written by Violet Hamlin. She explained how these celebrities not only get paid because there famous and post things that get top views, but because companies pay them to put their product up on the media and they get paid not just thousands, but could be millions. They get paid double for just a picture of them and a product. There is only a few, like 3, artist statements a photographs that talked about celebrities and ads. Most of the others just talked about kids using technology. That's why this particular photo stuck with me.

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The photo and artist Statement impacted me because it shows what actually do and what people think of it.

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The photo and artist Statement that left an impact on me because it shows how we actually spend most of our free time on our mobile devices.

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One photo impacted me because it really shows a clear visual on gen z and millennials. I think it show gen z in a clear way to teenagers

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This artist statement left an impact on me because it shows that cyber bullying won't hav an ending

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This artist Statement had the biggest impact on me because it's portraying how all of our generation is depicted to be a certain way which isn't always accurate. Generation Z are better and more aware about society/their surroundings than people think.

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The photo that left an impact on me was the one by Astrid Gallegos because she is depicting generation z as unsafe based on one persons actions.

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The photo and artist statement that left an impact on me was created by Ari Gebhardt which portrayed Generation Z as people who have a lot of stress on them causing them to not focus on problems dealing with them.

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The photo and artist statement that left an impact on me showed a compare and contrast of millennials and Gen Z.

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The photo and artist statement that left an impact on me is this because it really goes deep into how we idolize someone and how we want to be someone other then ourselves .

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This image impacted me the most because it portrays the evil technology can hurt you with.

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This is the photo and Statement that left an impact on me because it talks about how Generation Z takes in the wrong ideas and are unsafe.

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The photo that impacted me the most was this because it shows how technology could be evil.
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The question is underneath the title, up top. Use my sample. Be sure to include your name (like I did) then when you finish, click anywhere on the padlet to save your work. You can add a picture by clicking on the camera button below.