Information and communications technology (ICT) refers to any technology that provides us with access to information via telecommunication. The most commonly identified ICT tools include computers, tablets, mobile phones, and the Internet. With this set of tools, we can gather, process and share information, when necessary. Not only are these technological tools useful in our personal lives, but they are increasingly becoming integrated into various industries, like education and health. Digital literacy has become an integral part of the learning...
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In an era dominated by smartphones, constant connectivity, and digital interactions, it's important to pause and reflect on a time when the virtual world had yet to infiltrate every aspect of our lives. The life before the advent of social media was a vastly different landscape, marked by distinct social norms, modes of communication, and a deeper sense of privacy. This essay critically examines the aspects of life before social media and delves into the implications of its absence on...
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In the digital age, headphones have become ubiquitous, offering individuals a personal audio experience that can be both immersive and isolating. However, an article titled "Against Headphones" challenges the prevailing enthusiasm for this technology, raising thought-provoking questions about its consequences. By conducting a rhetorical analysis of the article, we can unravel the author's persuasive techniques and the underlying message they aim to convey. Introduction and Context The article "Against Headphones" presents a critical perspective on the use of headphones, challenging...
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Abstract âWe are being afflicted with a new disease of which some readers may not yet have heard the name, but of which they will hear a great deal in the years to come â namely, technological unemploymentâ stated John Maynard Keynes in 1930 [1]. In 1950, Norbert Wiener âsaw the possible end to full employment and the obsolescence of all but a small fraction of the workforce because of computersâ [2]. Both aforementioned quotes speak about unemployment and technology...
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My research paper will consist of a question a lot of people ask: Do you think that the internet today is making children smarter or dumber? I hope to justify my argument that: the internet is indeed making the millennials of today smarter because of the numerous information and resources that the internet provides us today, that werenât provided in years prior. I will also provide you with the opposing viewpoint that some people-specifically older adults, consider the internet to...
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Fast fashion is one of the fastest ways we can destroy our environment and maintain the American implementation that price is what ultimately matters. Consumers can become more aware of their carbon footprint and start to practice ways to minimize their consumption, such as knowing where they are buying from and how it impacts the planet. Sustainable brands such as Pact, Boden, and Tentree promote healthy styles of living fashionably conscious. But what does it mean to be fashion-conscious? Being...
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We rely on technology to help us Technology can help us from start to finish. Technology 1 has changed the educational environment. Technology has changed the way it was taught earlier. I couldn't get the data so quickly and flexibly. Information and knowledge outside the home. The classrooms aren't paying much attention these days because new technologies exist. There are online schools where you can graduate using computers and the internet. There are many online courses suitable for different groups...
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Aging or what we also refer to as getting older is a inevitable journey for almost everyone and this means we will all need some assistance at some point down that road. What happens is we enter a dependency stage towards the end of our life due to the fact that our bodies and mind go through changes that make it harder for us to be alone. There are many persistent myth surrounding aging and one of those is that...
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I undoubtedly believe that advancements in technology are necessary for our future. A famous writer/inventor named Arthur C. Clarke once said âAny sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.â The fantasies have turned into reality, and what used to be impossible has become possible all because of windows of opportunities created by technology, could you imagine a society of cavemen? Right now, you are reading this on a smartphone, tablet, etc. Now think how often you use any sort of...
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My presentation is on how virtual reality is used in the various sectors of the healthcare industry, i.e. to assist in physical rehabilitation, as part of a treatment program, or to help train medical personnel. I find this topic engaging, as I was not aware of virtual reality being frequently used in this field, alongside or instead of traditional medical practices. Virtual reality is an entirely immersive experience, although the participant is aware that they are involved in a simulation,...
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Information used to be acquired by reading books, having conversations, and asking questions. In the era we live in today, the internet has introduced an easier, much faster way of finding what it is that we need. For instance, research, job hunting, shopping, and finding friendships can all be attained on the Internet. It is a fact that readings were used to obtain data but now that we have internet access people barely use that source. Do individuals learn as...
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Technology has become advanced over the years which has now become a powerful tool, and has become a necessity in people's lives. Technology addiction is a thing that has become very common in our lives and is an issue that has to be addressed. The addiction is universal which means that it can be at any place in the world that has technology. This issue can start at any time and can affect any gender and any age. Technology addiction...
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âPresent knowledge is wholly dependent on past knowledge.â Discuss this claim with reference to two areas of knowledge. This essay will explore whether present knowledge is wholly dependent on past knowledge. Throughout this essay, I will focus on how History and The Human Sciences link to the question based on historical development as the key knowledge framework. This knowledge claim assumes that our knowledge in the present cannot exist without past knowledge indicating that what we know in the present...
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Contemporary society claims that the publishing industry is dying and the innovation of e-books will eventually cause printed books to death. Articles and books critical of the Internet, including the Internetâs impact on reading, have increased in recent years. The digital revolution has significantly impacted the ways of publishing. Most people are reading very differently today than they were in the past. Currently, the book industry is engaged in an active debate about how the use of eBook channels will...
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The increasing use and reliance on technology have a specific term in the psychological sector: âApplied science dependence â which is a more apt name than âtechnology applied science addictionâ. The use of tech is so common and trusted today that doctors have started recommending going for âtechnology detoxâ. One of the rising trends which are included in the Oxford Dictionary where this treatment is composed of spending time where the person does not use any electronic device like smartphones,...
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Despite piles of evidence that the earthâs climate is rapidly changing, the United States government actively ignores the crisis. People around the world are becoming extremely anxious about our planetâs future. Sadly, this anxiety is often outweighed by the pressures of our consumerist society. Either way, anxiety, and other mental health issues are serious problems that are just now being dealt with. Having a relationship with nature is crucial to a healthy mental state, but as the modern world grows...
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In nowadays, the technology that has more impact on human beings is the computer. The computer had changed our lives dramatically in the 20th century. How the computer affected our society, well, our generation strives to be a fast-paced society in which every task must be done speedily. The computer technology we use, our daily life, has a magnificent advantage to satisfy our desire which is the computer can execute multiple tasks in a short period spent. To compare with...
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Before the Internet our only source of information or connection to the rest of the world was the newspaper, television, encyclopedias and books which was not instantly available. From calculators to computers, cars to rockets, we are submerged in a sea of discoveries and inventions made possible by science and technology. The United Nations has declared the Internet a basic human right, so much so that it becomes a human rights violation to take this away (Kravets D & Sandle...
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These days, technology assumes a major job in their day-by-day lives. The progression of the more seasoned innovation is known as modern technology. Current technology changed the world and the method of living. It would be less demanding for them to do their errands with the assistance of technology. Technology is utilized from numerous points of view on the grounds that every single individual has an alternate sort of living and occupation. They updated technology to change things and improve...
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Video games are one of the most expressive ways to show emotions and creativity. So, why do people think that they are so bad for you? Gaming systems like Nintendo Wii, Xbox Kinect and PlayStation Move promote fitness indoors for all, during a pandemic like Covid-19, boosting hand-eye coordination, analytical skills, persistence and slowing down aging. Online multiplayer games allow you to maintain friendships, meet new people, build teamwork skills, and learn about safely take risks in a virtual world....
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Super Mario Bros., Sonic, Skyrim, Legend of Zelda, and Pac-Man are all examples of classic video game titles that almost anybody who has even touched a video game would know. Video games have had a major influence on those that grew up between the 80s and now. The popularity of video games has only rose since its debut in the 70s. The main causes for this rise were the decisions early on in the design of video games, the addictive...
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In 1972, a game named âPongâ has been developed and ignited attention of people for ball-and-paddle arcade video game. It has sold over 8000 arcade machines in a same year. The success of âPongâ has found a new video game industry. Nowadays, this industry has increased sharply every year. In 2017, Americans spent $36 billion on video games, which was only $17.5 billion in 2010. People play games at any age. For example, according to the IAB, in 2014, 33.5...
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âScience means constantly walking a tightrope between blind faith and curiosity; between expertise and creativity; between bias and openness; between experience and epiphany; between ambition and passion; and between arrogance and conviction - in short, between an old today and a new tomorrowâ, - Heinrich Rohrer. The concepts that gave an idea of nanotechnology were first discussed in 1959 by renowned physicist Richard Feynman in his talk âThere's Plenty of Room at the Bottomâ, in which he described the possibility...
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The major cankerworm that has eaten deep into the root of Nigeria, is the menace called insecurity. The continuous degradation of security in Nigeria is of concern to each and every one of us, from the youngest to the eldest and every effort must be exerted to conquer this challenge. Adam Oluwadamilola of National Defense Academy Abuja highlighted some of the pertinent questions that should be raised among us is: Can our IT skills and strategy provide 100% of both...
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Esports is a kind of sport where a group of gamers compete against another group of gamers in order to win. Usually, the kind of games for Esports are multiplayer games such as Mobile Legends, PUBG Mobile, DOTA, and others. Video game is an electronic game that involves an interaction with a user interface or input device, such as controller, keyboard, or motion sensing devices, to create visual feedback on a two- or three-dimensional video display device such as a...
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Video games are art. The debate that whether these electronically supported, digital means of entertainment should be considered artistic or not, is losing its steam rapidly. Video games have always fallen prey to the harsh critical views and time and again questioned about their presentations. Even before falling into this art debate, video games had a hard time to be even considered as a fun activity. Their several side effects, always put them in sidelines to get a deserving appreciation...
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As the advent of technology brought an easiness and comfort in our life, at the same time it brought some devastating impact on our social life. People don't take interest in their ambitions and life matters, they only enjoy using different technological gadgets like computers, mobile phones, speakers, iPods, television. Besides this, there is a huge outreach to almost every person in social media that may be any leader, scholar, model etc. This was not possible without technology. Technology had...
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3D printing technology, like many other emerging technologies, is advancing at an exponential rate. 3D printing is a process during which solid 3D objects are created from digital files. Essentially, the printer lays down consecutive layers of material until the desired 3D object is achieved. Although this technology was initially created for rapid prototyping, it has grown to be useful in many ways in todayâs society, and is expected to have even greater positive effects in the future. 3D printing...
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Nowadays, with every passing day the Internet has become more essential for daily life activities. To get instant information or for any transactionâs the Internet became very useful and necessary. For students, the Internet has become more important because with the help of the Internet they will get their tasks done. However, a vital factor in every habit comes with some good and bad effects for the people who are habituated to it. Students are using the Internet so much...
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The Internet is on a constant uprise, from social media platforms to a wireless connection in the latest vehicles, the human race cannot seem to escape the digital age. As the younger generation consistently gets more involved with the relationship of this era, mental health decreases drastically. The Internet is one of the largest contributing factors to mental health issues among adolescents. Social media platforms are based on unrealistic expectations, social gatherings are incorporated in comments, and stories are posted...
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