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.

Everyday technology is changing the way we live and everyday we must keep up with the changes so we’re never left behind. Law isn’t much different, it requires being up to date in order to stay current and unfortunately technology is one of the trickiest laws to maintain. With the growth of technology came the Internet, which subsequently became a common tool for anonymous users to say what they please to anyone with no cost, cyber bullying. There are laws in place but children and teenagers are still being exposed to what’s out in the World Wide Web. Subjecting children to freedom on the Internet without a safeguard from a young age is presenting them with countless dangers to their psychological health. The Internet is such a huge and forbidding place and unfortunately not much is put into place in order to protect us against online predators.

Everyone knows that lying is bad. Then why is it allowed on social media? Since you are a kid you are taught to never lie. Even though everyone knows this they still lie on a daily basis using social media. About 85% of people have social media. How many people do you think are currently lying social media out of that? Social media deceives the viewers because people create fake accounts, photoshop, and spread untruthful things.

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.

As the internet and social media have made our lives easier, it has also become a easy way for child predators to get in touch with kids. Parents are very much unaware of how cyber-predators look for children of any age from elementary school to high school. Predators can come in diverse forms and have different intentions than other predators. Predators at the least can look for vulnerable children to create online sexual relations with. Next predators can try to meet face-to-face with children they found online and sexually assault them consensually or not. Finally, the worst a cyber-predator can do is find children to become a victim of human trafficking. However, the internet isn’t all a bad thing. It is a very easy and useful tool that

Technology is a big part of everyday life and some would be very lost without it. It helps benefit many in ways as helping store information, creating faster communication, and even as much as running a business. However, among teens, there also seems to be another use of technology such as cyberbullying. The internet has no limitations to what can and can’t be said, also making it easier for these bullies because it requires no face-to-face interaction. PEW Internet Research Center, FOSI, and Cable in the Classroom in 2011 took count of how many teens have experienced this cruel networking behavior and this number came out to 95 percent of social-media teens confirming seeing this type of behavior. Not only is this becoming a part of teens lives, but parents are also becoming more comfortable with this concept. PEW Internet and American Life Survey discovered in 2011 that only 7 percent of parents are worried about cyberbullying, while 33 percent of teens are victims. This hateful and cruel behavior is becoming a part of

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.

In our project, we decided to shift our audience from mostly middle-aged men in our discussion board to families with young children on Facebook. This shift in who we chose as our audience really affected our project the most, because it changed our perspective to overall gun control to gun safety, and more importantly gun safety around children. Narrowing our viewpoint like this really helped our argument, because it allowed us to be more concise in what we said, and the way in which we presented our argument. For example, we know that a lot of our parents use Facebook, and so we decided to use Facebook as our platform, because it reaches a lot of parents, which was our target audience. In doing this, I think that we were successful in our arguments and how we presented them.

The internet is a vast realm full of information that just about anyone can access. It gives us the ability to communicate with others around the world. With millions of different websites that offer unique things to them (Youtube, Amazon, Facebook, Wikipedia, etc.). Each one of these sites offers something the other doesn’t. However, because of that instead of paying simply once a month for all these services. One is forced into paying multiple bundles on similar types of sites. Not only that the internet as a whole will become excessively slower, unless one pay extra, and sites that already cost someone a subscription will charge more do to the loss of site influx.

Many small business owners are wading in the waters of social media, struggling to figure out how to use Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Snapchat (the list goes on...and on..) etc. to grow their brand. Although most small business owners are using social media in some capacity, it has become clear that developing a social media strategy is not as simple as it seems. It’s easy to believe that since millions of people are using social media, we should just be able to build brand recognition by simply posting content...right? Yet, when we start delivering content, posting well written blog posts, and making offers through our various social media channels, we find out that people may not be as interested as we originally believed.

How can we make social media unique once again? We define social media as a way to communicate and keep up with today news. Social Media like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat are the three mainstream media most of us use now for our daily lives. Although many people may disagree about changing the thing and making something new out it. Creating a new social media app that is made for communicating with communities and around the world with a unique feature.

What can we do to make social media unique once again? We define social media as a way to communicate and keep up with today's news. Social Media like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat are the four mainstream media most of us use now in our daily lives. Although many people may disagree about changing our social media it will help create a new future for everyone. Creating a new social media app that is made for communicating with the communities and around the world with a unique feature from each of the mainstream media that we use everyday to assist our lives.

Parents need to be more involved and better monitor what their teens are doing on social media. Teens feel they are completely free to do and say what they want online without any fear of consequences. These sites allow cyberbullies to hide behind a screen without facing an actual person at all. Many states do not have laws against this type of verbal assault. Unfortunately, attention only rises to these situations after the victim has taken drastic measures. This is where parents need to be more involved. If these bullies had more guidance, restrictions, and education at home, there would be a major decline in the amount of cyberbullying that plagues today’s youth. Several cities around the nation are considering passing laws that will hold parents responsible for the actions of their children in desperation to stop cyberbullying among youths (Swan 2015). Studies from 2013 showed that 15% of students in high school were bullied online by their peers (U.S Department of Health and Human Services). If

A simple Google search for “fully online programs” offers countless results. When looking through the results, well-known online colleges such as Kaplan University and the University of Phoenix noticeably dominate the page. I quickly noticed that these programs were the most advertised and highlighted. After sifting through advertisements and numerous options, one particular web-link caught my eye. Arizona State University, an infamous academic institution, was listed in an advertisement for fully online programs. At first, I thought it was a phony advertisement, but I quickly found it to be a credible education opportunity.