How is our generation, Gen Z, perceived in the digital world?

By: Joe McElwee, Frankie Tanglianetti, and Matt Davis

By: Rayce McCool, Aidan Catania, Lonnie White, Aidan Phillips, Will Peden.

Our podcast is about Generation Z and the future of technology. We asked each other many questions from an article we all read. Some examples were: what makes a great ad? Do you use different tones across different platforms? What are your top three platforms where you watch videos. We had some answers that were pretty much the same throughout the whole group, we also had some questions that we all answered differently. Lastly, we wrapped up our podcast with the question, where do you think the future of technology will take us?

Our podcast was about the apps that you use on your phone, and how they affect people. We also talked about our thoughts on ads, how ads can be persuasive, and how they make people buy things. Thee adds in our opinion needed to be flashy, and good looking, in order for people and ourselves too want to buy the product. In all our podcast was successful,  and made good points about apps,ads, and how they affect people.

By: Matt Morrisey, Cam Marcum, Quinn Doc, Rosario B and Mike Joyce

We primarily used the questions as our guideline and we interviewed members of our group on their insight on these questions.

By: Ronan Swope, Hans Kiernan, Matt Caccese, Michael McMahon, Dale Law, Aidan Cullen and Andrew Harder.

Group: Owen Bergan, Matt Ford, Justin Turley, Brendan McLaughlin, GJ Sucher, and Kieran O'Rourke

In this podcast we discuss the four topics written in the article "The Latest Insights on Gen Z, Tomorrow’s Target Audience." You hear opinions from Malvern students about advertising, use of social media, cause marketing, and how much television we watch vs. other streaming platforms. I hope you enjoy. 

In today's podcast, we discuss Gen Z and how living their lives with technology has affected them. Gen Z is used to seeing branding everywhere, they split identities across platforms, they are not afraid of money, and they do not care where they watch video. 

By: Conor McNally, Ryan Kennedy and Ryan Baker

This podcast is about the future of technology and what our thoughts are on Generation Z. This podcast displays our opinions on what we think the advancements of technology will bring and what they can cause. This podcast warns about and displays the up coming techniques of of technology and how people are abusing their technological skills.

By: Jimmy Kirk, Owen Maul, Tucker Milhous, Luke Price, Cooper Frankenheimer, and Harry Larson

Throughout this project, we learned a lot of things about smartphones and the effects they have. We learned that they could be very dangerous and can be very distracting. We also learned that they are a necessity in today's society and how we can use them for good. Social media can help others interact and connect with each other, but can also fuel bullying, false opinions, and jealousy. Overall, smartphones have their positives and negatives, but because of the advanced use of technology in our society, they are a necessity for people.

By: Rayce McCool, Aidan Catania, Will Peden, Aidan Phillips, Teddy Meehan, and Lonnie White.

This podcasts shows an interview that displays how the internet is taking over people lives. Many people throughout our communities have different opinions about the topic and we are here to explain them. As we talk about the many ideas between the internet and the certain issues it links too, such as bullying or over usage, we explain how others feel about the topic and whether or not these opinions are liable. We will talk about the ideas through 3 essential questions that have came up the most throughout our research of the internet and how the community has reacted to them.

By: Jimmy Kirk,Harry Larson,Luke Price,Owen Maul,Cooper Frankenheimer, Tucker Milhous

In this podcast, two group members discussed the problems with technology and the issues it can cause it young people’s lives. They discussed excessive screen time, addiction to certain apps, and overall how much technology has consumed people’s lives in our day in age.

By: Quinn Dogherty, Rosario Barbagallo, Stephen Hollander, Matt Morrissey, Cameron Marcum, Travis Buckley, and Michael Joyce