Tumblr takes up an embarrassing amount of my time. Honestly. I cannot remember the number of times I’ve “gone to bed early” on a weeknight then ended up on my computer reblogging all night. Not good. But potentially, in an educational context, this social media platform could be extremely helpful. Because Tumblr is not only a social media, but a creative and intellectual one. On Tumblr, each user has a blog, but the most notable point of this website is that information on the blog is in large part sourced from other pages. Users reblog content from other Tumblr users, and in this way the site becomes a global network. There are many, many types of blogs; from aesthetic to humor, social justice to fandom pages. Continue reading #TUMBLRLIFE (Media Review) →