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Understanding the effects of new technologies on society. Steady decline in the production of books and newspapers. Very few people still use these things. People see these things as an inconvenience when these things can be viewed online. There is no need for people to call or meet up with someone to discuss what's been going on. Instead someone might just send there cousin in Florida a quick Facebook message. People are fine with this type of interaction considering it involves less work and gives one more time to do other things. It takes a few clicks to complain about one's order coming late, instead of having to make a phone call, talk to a machine, then wait and wait. People like to get things in their time and lack in

This essay is informative because it shows how habits, and the mind, are changing because of the Internet.

Nicholas Carr mentioned a study conducted by scholars from the University College London showing evidence that the internet is indeed changing the manner

One counterargument Carr introduces, is the fact that with the internet, people may be reading more than they did twenty years ago; due to the convenience

The Internet makes everything nearly effortless now. Schwartz writes, “Endless access to new information also easily overloads our working memory.” Now, instead of going to a Library to do research you can access the same information in just a fraction of the time. Another article tells a short story of a 15-year-old girl said that “when she went out to dinner with her father and he took out his phone to add ‘facts’ to their conversation” (Turkle). The lifestyle of being able to go out to dinner with your family and not checking handheld devices cease to

In “Reliance on Online Materials Hinders Learning Potential for Students” by David Smith the author argues online education has some benefits students are also able to suffer. Smith begins his article with stating students are lucky for being able to have the amount of access they have to receive education unlike past generations. He goes on by stating “this variety has begun to work its way into academia, as well; more and more, it seems, organized instruction is moving beyond the classroom and into cyberspace” (Smith, Par 3). The “traditional” educational experience is slowly being taken over by the technology world.

This essay is informative because it shows how habits, and the mind, are changing because of the internet. People have become dependent on instant information; impatient when needing to research a topic; no longer need to remember information since it can be recalled on the computer; reliant on the

People must find balance when using technology. Learning when it’s appropriate to use the internet, and when it's more productive to use paper and books. The world is always evolving. The human population tends to worry when a new abnormal tool is introduced. We must learn how to use technology as an advantage. I feel that older generations are more hesitant about the internet because they see younger generations using technology in “negative” ways. Teenagers these days struggle to go through an entire meal without a glance at their phones. Carr talks about how the obsession with texting, video games, and social media is currently so common. In my opinion, there is a simple solution. Little by little, people should try to “disconnect” from the world. It’s amazing what a difference it makes to just turn a phone on silent during an outing can

People no longer deep read. Reading is more skimming. Doing extensive research nowadays is going all the way to page 2 of Google search results. Research it much faster now. You no longer have to go to a library. Just a quick Google search will give you all the information you need. The internet has changed the way we consume information. Why read a book on a topic when you can watch a fifteen minute YouTube video and get the same information? One of my Computer Science professors has gone the entire semester without writing a single line of code. He just reads the textbook to the class and assumes we understand the material. If it was not for the fact that I can learn the material from a short web series, It would be extremely difficult for me to grasp the concepts and information. The internet has provided us with a fast and efficient way to consume information. We live in a world where everyone is on the go nowadays, everyone is in a rush. Everything needs to be faster. Why would we read a book when we can get the important parts from SparkNotes? We live in a time when we don’t want our time wasted, just give us the bullet points. We only want the information that we need to

Carr is correct that the internet has caused a shift in our cultural approach towards accessing information. But we don’t have to choose between the benefits of the internet, which are innumerable, or our former attitude towards reading, learning, social interactions, and other such integral parts of society. The boundaries between ourselves and our tools have worn thin and inadequate, like a well-loved coat that isn’t warm enough on a winter day anymore.

Abstract— Now a days, global warming is one of the serious concern for environment to get protected from it every one is taking help of technology by the means of different types of refrigeration system for comfort food process, medicines, blood storage, humidity control, etc. use of refrigeration system not totally green or ineffective environment, if we can use proper eco-friendly refrigerant in refrigeration system and make number of refrigeration system less. Then it is not long way to be resolve global warming issue. In Indian middle class and poor families cannot afford all types of refrigeration system like a ac, refrigerator, air cooler, etc. generally they purchase only air cooler. To solve this we can integrate refrigeration system of ac, refrigerator and air cooler in one product. So, that it cans multiplication and can we say as multifunctional refrigeration system. This type’s product various components are used like as compressor, condenser, capillary tube, evaporator, motor, fan, etc.

The Pew Internet report I used was conducted by Kathryn Zickhur named “Reading, writing and research in the digital age”. I decided to use this report because I found it extremely shocking and intriguing. The report displayed the Internet usage amount for all ages and how it’s increased through the years. This study displays how society has become more technologically advanced. The report then goes into detail about the percentage of adults and teens that use social networks and mobiles in today’s society. As said by Zickhur, “Mobile is the needle; social is the thread.”(Pg.8) This excerpt is an analogy for how information is woven into our lives through mobile technology and social networking sites and the impact they have on us. The Pew Internet report then explains how American’s share news and how digital sharing has become most favored (TV, Radio, & Online). The path of how people access there news then led into how Americans don’t read books anymore and how most prefer E-books over print books. These changes have impacted educational and cultural institutions because not many use libraries for there books but for website or Internet access. The value we once had in the library has diminished and has completely changed. The library has changed to assist society with its new technological advances and has become more tech savvy. The Pew Internet report states that, ”The internet makes doing research easier— easier to do well and easier to do poorly” (Pg.22). Meaning

Whilst some might say that Kickstarter is little more than an unnecessary middle-man, many others have argued that it has revolutionised the way in which the creative industry interacts with its fans by effectively bridging the gap between creator and consumer. Though the jury is still out on the validity of this argument, it can't be denied that certain projects would have never seen the light of day without it, with everything from movie projects to TV series and major electronic products being funded through the site, which only launched in 2009, but has already risen through the Alexa ranks to 374, and has earned its place in popular culture.

For example , many people tend to read or listen to news through the web instead of read it print out or watch in television, and this because that the internet is faster and easier than previous communication method .

In today’s society, people are always in a rush to complete the next obstacle in their life. They don’t have time to go to the library or bookstore and find a book that interests them, but would instead get on their smartphones and download a book directly to it in only a few minutes. To obtain a printed book, one usually has to travel to a physical place in order to purchase it, and even then, it is not guaranteed that the place will have it in stock. This causes e-books to be favored more in regards to the availability because, at an online bookstore, there is no such thing as a book being out of stock. Gregory Rawlins, a writer for the Journal of the American Society