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Category Archives: Reading Log
Books
For this week’s assigned reading, I would like to focus on Chapter 4 of What the Internet Is Doing To Our Brains The Shallows by Nicholas Carr. When I first began reading the chapter, I was confused yet interested in … Continue reading
Intellectual Technology
Without a shadow of a doubt, the internet, and technology as a whole, has affected the very way we live. When I was only five, my first taste of technology came in the form of the television and video games … Continue reading
Why Internet
I don’t really want to mention the cliché ‘Every coin has two sides’, but when it comes to internet, it has undoubtedly two ambiguous sides. One is beneficial to us when we use it properly doing legal things. However, the … Continue reading
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What’s Next?
As I was reading Chapter 4, The Deepening Page, I realized what what an amazing invention the printing press was. Well, I always knew it was a great accomplishment, but I never thought about how it actually effected the people … Continue reading
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The Shallows
Reading Nicholas Carr’s The Shallows has been an interesting experience for me because I can identify with what he writes about. I first started using a computer when I was about eight years old, and in retrospect, I must admit … Continue reading
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Reading Log Blog
The internet has forever changed our lives once it was introduced to our every day lives. It has been in our lives while growing up in our generation. We do not know how it was without the internet…We don’t know … Continue reading