E1 Unit 2

II. Body Search Results “The Internet was originally designed to provide people access to each other and information. If a resource is inaccessible because of coding problems or incompatibility with certain browsers or special-needs users, it fails to meet even the minimum requirements

E1 – Evaluation of research processes used, specific to the research question E2 – Evaluation of the decisions made in response to opportunities and/or challenges specific to the research processes

Income inequality is the unspoken truth of American life. Millions of Americans live in poverty while the minority holds the majority of the wealth. This problem has become more severe in recent years, with the wealth gap increasing exponentially. While innovation drives economics in the free market, recent innovations have

Unit 2 EA2 What does one picture when you hear the word “dystopia”. Does one act as if it is the same as our modern life. Or, quite opposite, does one feel they are very different. If oneself thought either of these things, neither of them are completely wrong. Our modern-day society may be on a slight downfall, but the effects of a dystopia are far worse than our reality.

The internet and the invention of improved technology are growing rapidly. It allowed us to do complex jobs without having to spend as long as we had to by doing it manually. The internet is a vast source, it involves many people working together to create an opportunity for everyone to get easy and fast information without having to pick up a book. With a click of a mouse button we have tons of information right in front of our computer screen. So is having easy access and having improved technology doing us harm or being beneficial to us?

Here are some statistics. The internet accounts for, on average, 3.4 percent of GDP across the large economies that make up 70 percent of global GDP. If the Internet consumption and expenditures were a sector, it’s weight in GDP would be bigger than industries such as mining, utilities, agriculture, communication,

A big reason why keeping net neutrality is important is that it allows free access to information. The internet is full of sources that help educate people all across the nation.

Network neutrality has been debated for years now. Questions have risen such as “Should internet users communicate online freely?” and “Should internet provide unbiased information to users?” The answer to these questions is yes. I agree with Julius Genachowski in his speech “Preserving a Free and Open Internet: A Platform Innovation, Opportunity, and Prosperity” that net neutrality, or open internet, provides many valuable benefits for the internet community and for our society as a whole.

Pragalath Mohandas Eng. 101 Professor William J. Tooma

Many years ago you wouldn't have ever thought we’d be here deciding whether the internet should be paid for depending on the different sites you went to. But as we know technology has grown bigger and bigger over time. So some people think that we should have to pay. Also speaking there are some people who think differently.

Imagine not having the option to depend on the internet. According to the Federal Communication Commission (FCC), “the internet became an ever-increasing part of the American economy, offering new and innovative changes in how we work, learn, and play, receive health care, create and enjoy entertainment, and communicate with one

There are places all over the world that are without the luxury of the internet. People have been trying to give those without access to the internet to those without it. One person who has been trying to achieve that goal is Mark Zuckerberg. Him and his team have been building a drone that they call Aquila, which will grant people without access to the internet, access to it. Their goal is to “bring the internet to all 7 billion people on Earth, regardless of their income or where they live” (theverge.com).

People need the internet to do their jobs, or to be able to finish any type of their school research paper or assignment. What makes it all possible and easy to get internet has been a policy that's been around for many years called net neutrality. Net neutrality gives people the freedom to explore the internet without having any restrictions whatsoever regardless of the source, but recently internet providers and telecoms have demanded for more money for their internet services. Companies who provide internet to the world should not be able to give better

Do you have any cell phone or laptop? If the answer is yes, you might be a part of “internet user” on the world. Internet gives human a lot of convenience to do almost everything. Teachers use internet to help students for their works, let alone most of jobs at

Additionally, the Internet has benefited the world by connecting users to billions of pieces of information from universities, libraries and databases around the world. No matter where you are in the world as long as you have internet access you can learn anything you need to know about a topic in a matter of minutes. My work on this argument is an example of how the internet is beneficial to all who use it. Without access to the internet, this would have been much more labor intensive. It would have required many evenings away from home spent in a library doing research. Instead, I was able to do all of my research from work and home, which allowed for less time away from my son.