Persuasive Essay On The Internet

Often times, I get yelled at for being on my Chromebook too much. When really, I have been doing homework the whole time. We have way too much homework and we need to have more paper homework. I will persuade everyone that we have an excessive amount of online homework. In my speech, I will tell you some of the problems with online homework, what we can do about it, and lastly, how others think of it.

Social media has been a topic of debate for years. Some people are strongly against any use of it while others like the instant connection it provides. A major concern over social media is the lasting effects it has on teenagers. Social media can affect teenagers through many ways including things like their self-esteem. Cyberbullying is a raging topic of discussion centered around teens social media use. It can also effect their people skills and create a lack of community involvement. Some parents think that watching what their children do on social media is an invasion of privacy but is your concern for their privacy greater than your concern for their safety? Social media poses a great danger to today’s children. It can affect many aspects of their lives.

The world has changed over the last 50 years with the growth of technology and how we live. Debates have been had over what we should do and what's best for the people with this technology growth. Big topics about technology includes texting while driving, cyberbullying, and many more. A topic that has been brought up lately has been school's ability to limit the online speech of their students on social media platforms. Controversy has risen between school officials and the public on what the right thing is to do about this issue. Schools should not limit the online speech of their students because it is a direct violation of the 1st amendment, it should be the parents of these children to limit online speech when off school grounds, and lastly limiting online speech of students can harm them when conflicts happen in the future.

Imagine an impressionable young kid discovering Reddit. He loves hockey, so he subscribes to /r/NHL to be up to date with all the possible hockey news. As little Tom continues to discover all that Reddit has to offer, he remembers a story one of his classmates told him; an urban legend that the old shack by the park is for storing dog brains. With Tom being curious about the myth, he goes on /r/conspiracy. However, instead of learning about the horrible dog-stealer legend, Tom now believes that Hillary Clinton is part of a pedophile ring located under a pizzeria in Washington D.C because of the radical and unethical claims that users on /r/conspiracy yell to Tom.

It’s a simple enough idea, write an essay about a topic for credit. I’ll admit I’ve written good essays in the past, I just have one issue with this topic; I am not a persuasive person. I don't have a passion to write about, or an idea in my head. Even if I was passionate about something, I doubt I have the skill to convince you. My arguments would consist of why I like the topic (or hate it) with an extreme bias, and I doubt that you would be moved. I couldn't convince you that the long hours of school take a toll on the students. Even if others agree with me, the way I word things, the lack of passion and my lack of being able to be assertive is the reason why I can’t write this essay.

These represent the most serious omission students regularly make. Every essay or paper designed to be persuasive needs a paragraph at the very outset introducing both the subject at hand and the thesis which is being advanced. It also needs a final paragraph summarizing what's been said and driving the author's argument home.

In the beginning, there was Myspace; then there was Facebook; then there was Twitter; then there was Instagram; then there was Snapchat, and there will be many more. Social media has become so prevalent in society that we consider it strange when people do not have any social media accounts, and we choose to use said accounts to judge a person and their life. The average man or woman uses social media for entertainment, and some may use it to keep up with current events. But, primarily, social media is used for personal pleasure. Advertising companies use social media in an entirely different manner. Advertising companies, and their research teams, use social media to survey the users and their preferences, so they can “pop-up” appropriately. Do you feel like this invades your privacy? Good; because it does. Companies are able to scan through our search history and likes so quickly and efficiently because of that privacy agreement that nobody bothers to read. But, what if we could take this privacy invasion and reform it into something that could save thousands of Americans each year. If we allowed a service to monitor your search history in real time for depression and suicidal warning signs, would you let them? I would be willing to say that the family members of the 44,000 people who committed suicide last year would have wanted that if it would have saved their family members.

Why have you waited so long to discover your gifting? Who have you allowed in life to downplay your talents and gifts? Do you realize that God views you as His excellent gift?

People like to share the best moments of their lives to make it seem as if they have an exciting life. Imagine being able to know everything about someone just by looking at them. With a single glance during interaction, you can see someone’s profiles and activities. This would interfere with privacy as it allows everything about someone to be exposed. It would seem great and safe to encourage such a system, but it would also create bias people as they would reveal certain things about themselves that seem likable since they are aware that others can see such information.

A good website will display first the name of your business that way customers can know firsthand what website their on if they come across it. A good website will immediately show what product or service it is that you are trying to sell. For this website Game Improvement Golf, the consumer has an idea of what the website entails even before actually looking at the website. For starters game and golf are in the name of the website giving off, that golfing is the main attraction as well as a picture of a man swinging a club also showing the game of golf. Any website that shows without any further search what it is about is off to a good start.

" Did you see what was on Facebook last night about the fight," yes it was such a big scandal I took screenshots," but were you able to finish the essay we had due today for English." oh no I totally forgot."

These days I understand that we use the internet for everything. Students use it for homework, projects, and more. And we also need it for everyday use like the weather and news. In today's days, you can find anything on the internet but the real question is is this a good thing?

The world as we know it is advancing, new technology comes out every year. No one leaves their house without some kind of communication device with them (i.e. a phone). We think that these phones are connecting us with people from across the world, when in reality; they are disconnecting us from our loved ones around us. People are so use to looking down, that they forget to look up.

History shows that BuzzFeed has consistently been popular across many of the most commonly-used social media platforms. In November of 2016, BuzzFeed’s Tasty (the popular cooking channel and one of BuzzFeed’s 4 main tabs on their homepage) partnered with RITZ Crackers to help increase store sales during the popular holiday shopping period. The videos featured Tasty’s unique aesthetic for step-by-step recipe videos, shot from above to show what someone would see when cooking. RITZ utilized Facebook’s advertising tools to reach a specific target audience (Facebook Business). According to Facebook Business the campaign achieved:

Andrew Simoncelli once said, “Students who take online classes must be motivated, independent learners.” This is relevant because independence and motivation is what it takes to succeed in an online course. Online learning will not only expand what students learn, but will also bring a number of positive changes in the way students are taught. Courses online have changed everyone’s look at learning all over the world. It allows more opportunities for observers to learn online rather than learning in class. Another affirmative of taking an online course is flexibility and convenience. Students who would like to experience some of these ideas should look into an online class!