How an Emoji Becomes an Emoji
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2020
- A Zoom-based class about emojis for anyone online, with Jennifer 8. Lee and David J. Malan.
How exactly does an emoji end up on your phone keyboard? It's actually a tightly regulated process overseen by the Unicode Consortium, the non-profit organization based in Silicon Valley whose members are primarily multinational US tech companies. Jennifer 8. Lee '98-'99 is one of the founders of Emojination, a grassroots group whose motto is "Emoji for the people, by the people." This global network works to make the emoji approval process an inclusive and representative process. Among its accomplishments are HIJAB, DUMPLING, INTERRACIAL COUPLE, SARI, PINATA, as well as half of all emoji passed in the last years. Jenny is a vice-chair of the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee.
Jennifer 8. Lee '98-'99 is the co-founder of the literary studio Plympton, as well as a documentary film producer and a vice-chair of the Unicode emoji subcommittee. One of the youngest full reporters at The New York Times, where she worked for nearly a decade, Jenny is a producer of "The Search for General Tso" and "Picture Character," both which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. She's the author of the New York Times-bestselling book, The Fortune Cookie Chronicles (Twelve, 2008), where she showed that fortune cookies were actually Japanese. She does work around misinformation and is a co-founder of Misinfocon and the Credibility Coalition. She has served on the boards for the Nieman Foundation, the Center for Public Integrity, the Digital Public Library of America, the Asian American Writers’ Workshop, Hacks/Hackers, as well as committees for the New York Public Library's Young Lions Fiction Award, the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Awards, and SXSW programming. Jenny, who is a Fast Company Most Creative Person in 2018, graduated from Harvard College with a degree in applied math and economics.
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OMG I am so happy that I found CS50, I tought I am very stupid and I can’t understant anything about computer and programming, I faced to many technical words that I couldn’t understand...and now I feel that I am on the right path, everything is explaned so clear! Thank you!
Me: 44 minutes! I'm not going to watch 44 minutes of emoji making and history! I'll just watch the first few.
40 minutes later...
Me: Wow, only 4 minutes left! Oh, yup, they got me
couldn't have said it any better myself
This is seriously very well done. I love it
Emoji's are so cute, I enjoy using them all the time, very informative, I would contribute but there are already so many emoji's that I can use, I don't necessarily have an additional emoji I would bring forward but now I know where to go when I do, there is so much in emoji's that I didn't know. So cool ❤
this was insanely fascinating
emojis are like modern day hieroglyphics.
lots of modern day "Egyptologist" out there.
(wonder if any breakthroughs in transcribing old texts will become easier down the road)
This was a very great experience
WHERE WE can ask questions a bout the lecture ?
How does committee discussions on approving/rejecting an emoji look like?
PSA: Registration for these live Zoom classes is posted on the CS50 twitter page (link in description above)
Nice
emojis will be dangerous 😂😂
This is CS50! 😉
Even i wanted to be in this zoom call : (
Hello, I am registered for CS50, how can I be part of the Live classes please? This is so amazing!
If you follow the CS50 twitter (link in description) they post an announcement for live classes and have a link to register for them with Zoom.
follow them on any of the social media
Hi! You can also join the discord channel
I started this with rolled eyes at the so-called "importance" of emojis and left with a new understanding of how our culture communicates through icons. Furthermore, I see how being inclusive to under-represented communities, especially with regard to human rights and expanding societal roles. Thank you for this lesson. I look forward to more in the CS50 class.
I refuse to live in an illiterate world where people don't know the difference between "then" & "than" or "except" & "accept" but y'gotta have yer hieroglyphs.
Nope. I prefer intelligence over high tech cave drawings.
Holy moley, people politicize emojis like hell
That's awesome that she got that in loool
First!
is she historicienne hhhhhhhhhhhaaa .she talk only about emoji and how there are look and no programming or some infos how the unicode works .................she does not want to show the secret hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
var Emojis = Hieroglyphics;
Ecclesiastes 1:9
King James Version
9 The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun.