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I will attach thge instructions and the chapter of reading. Please keep simple
Social artifacts are symbolic, tangible representations of the meaning intended to be shared. Social artifacts can be texts (documents, articles, blogs, headlines), visual representations (photos, art, maps, charts/graphs, objects), or audio/visual representations (songs, radio programs, film or TV show clips). 
For each chapter, you will locate and post, to the appropriate discussion forum, a social artifact that represents a   concept or key term from the chapter – your choice.
Post your artifact to this discussion.. Include your explanation of what concept or key term you chose and how the artifact  represents that concept or key term.
If using video/audio clips, limit to one minute or less.
Replying to others social artifacts is not required, however, it is encouraged.
All Social Artifact submissions will be moderated, which means I will review before releasing  – please be mindful of using ethical and appropriate artifacts. All Social Artifacts must adhere to the standards of the National Communication Association Credo for Ethical Communication.