How do you think emojis work similarly or differently from


The article you read last week had to do with the difference between signs and symbols, and the powerpoint you just finished also discussed the way that words mean - they don't, necessarily, correspond directly to the thing itself, but the represent a concept in our head which helps us think about the thing itself. One new and interesting addition to language in recent years has been the emoji (in fact - it was the word of the year for the Oxford English Dictionary!) I think that emojis work a little differently than signs or symbols, but I'm interested in knowing what you think about how emojis work. So...your task is in 4 parts. First, you have to write a poem, with a minimum of 15 "words", using only emojis. Post your emoji poem to the forum (linked below). Then "translate" your emoji poems into words and post it as a "reply" to your emoji poem. Third, read through other students' emoji poems and their translations - do they make sense to you? Would you have interpreted their emojis similarly or differently? Respond to some other students' poems.

Finally, in a separate forum (linked below), I've asked the question: How do you think emojis work similarly or differently from words? Post your response to that question. You don't have to start your own conversation thread - simply reply to my question, or reply to the student or students who posted earlier than you. I would like this to look more like a facebook discussion than a series of unconnected posts.

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