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I like the question about how literacy relates to access the best, but they are all interesting topics.

I would love to see you tackle question 3. Uncovering this answer would provide an interesting glimpse into how we could progress as society.

I feel like the last question can open up a great dialogue about access, equality, and equity through literacy.

I really like your last question, I think that access is an important point that should be considered in almost every topic, but for yours, in particular, it is important. You can talk about lack of access versus having access and the different effects of each within your topic. 

Your second question seems really intriguing. I think the shift towards much shorter literature in the modern day is a really unique topic to get some analysis from. It'll also be interesting to see how electronic literature affects print literature's popularity.

I thought your questions were really good! I liked the second one the best and think it would make a good audio clip because it is very specific and relevant to the effects of multimedia composition. 

Your topic is very narrow, which is good because I can sense a focus. I think that for the second question, it is up to the individual so you might have trouble finding research on it that isn't opinion based, but that's not necessarily a huge deal. But if you think that's not the direction you want to take it in, I would change it a little bit. 

I like how your topic is narrow. I think that your first question with video game emersion is a good one to ask. I would think about including some video game audio into your essay. 

I think audio plays a really large role in immersing the individual in a given experience. The effects of audio will be interesting to learn more about, and I think these are great questions to really focus in on and learn more about.

I'd be interested to see you uncover what 1,3 offer. Both are interesting topics and would shed light on if/how we can make literacy more commonplace worldwide. 

I find your third question very interesting. You could even go as far as comparing the changes in literacy in developing countries versus the changes in the US or other developed countries. 

I think your second question is really interesting and something I would like to learn more about it! I think your question is specific enough to be able to deliver a strong audio clip.

I think your second question is really interesting and something I would like to learn more about it! I think your question is specific enough to be able to deliver a strong audio clip.

These questions should definitely point you in the right direction. I think looking into the idea of being focused while multi-tasking could provide some pretty interesting results.

I like your questions about attention span and multitasking. I think that either one of the questions will work, I would narrow in your focus to a specific part of human cognition whether it is multi-tasking, attention span or sleep. 

I'd agree that the second question seems the most interesting to look into. Everyone is always trying to multitask nowadays, and I think exploring how this impacts focus would be fun to work with in an audio essay.

The last question seems super interesting. I would definitely explore that one.

I really like the first one and I'm curious because I never thought of the way our everyday language changing our thought processes.

These are some great question because I don't really know the answer to them. I'm curious to how you can answer these questions concisely to make it easier to absorb. 

I really like the last question you wrote. I feel that if you researched different languages and those individuals thought processes the essay could be really interesting.

I like your second question the best. It seems known that electronic literature and social media's ready availability have shortened peoples' attention span, but looking into the why should make for a great essay.

I'm interesting in learning about question 3. I've always thought that meme culture centered on humor and expressed little about cultural phenomena, so I'd be interested in learning the answer.

I like the question about what memes say about our society as a whole. I'm doing memes too, and I hadn't thought about that question!

I really like your first two questions. I think it would be interesting to see the similarities/differences in the content of viral memes across multiple social media platforms (and what that says about people).

Your last question is my personal favorite. The history of memes is pretty interesting, and I'll be curious to see what your thoughts are on their future. The science behind humor also seems to be a really compelling topic.

I like your last question the most of the three as well. I think it would be interesting to see what people think the next stage will be in meme culture. Maybe look at what factors could continue their growth or make them fall off as a trend?

I really enjoy the part you added about "where are memes going". I think it would be really interesting to find out what happens to memes after they've gone viral, such as someone like the "Yodel Kid" from Walmart.

I like that you focus on racialization and gendering of the space. I think it will be interesting to see the changes that have happened within those spaces. You'll be able to find a lot of information and examples for both of those. As far as your third question, are you looking for a definite answer or both sides? I see it working out better if you do the latter. 

I'd be interested in learning more about question 3. Often, I feel like cinema tends to act as a cultural agent far too obviously, which can turn people from there message. Maybe a subtle approach would be more fruitful? I'd be interested in learning more.

Your third question is a really important one!

This is a great topic. I'd love to see you focus on one particular genre of cinema that maybe is dominated by men-such as action movies.

I thought your questions were very interesting! I would like to know more about your first question! 

I love these questions. Another interesting question that might go along with question 1 would be "how do we brand ourselves without even realizing".

I think your second question would make a really interesting audio clip

I think an example would work really well with the first question. I think providing maybe a good use of film score and a bad use of film score could really enhance this.