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    Andrew Conforto English 101: GW Professor Mazzaferro 9/14/17 Paper 1 (Rough Draft): Life in the “Robotic Moment” Sherry Turkle’s “Selections from Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other” is a commentary on the changing view of AI, or artificial intelligence, in our progressing society. Turkle’s argument is one based in ethical and philosophical roots and challenges our current definition of what it means to be “alive”. This issue becomes more pressing the…

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    Literacy The terms digital divide, digital literacy, and digital inclusion have been widely used in discourse related to the Internet over the past two decades. Even though these terms are rarely defined and their meanings shift with changes in technology, these concepts have driven many things to become the same purpose especially in highlighting the importance of of digital literacy in every aspect. 13.1 The learning process By developing a digital infrastructure would create a supportive, in…

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    innovation is not new, it is morphing into a new form. In an environment of repeated disruptive technology, with the explosion of the Internet, global computing, and mobile smart devices, Big Bang Disruption can overtake markets and devastate competitors overnight. Unlike its disruptive innovation forerunners, it attacks existing markets from the top, bottom, left and right. By using inexpensive technologies and crowdsourcing to bring new products and services to the market rapidly,…

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    21st Century Diversity

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    diversity amongst technology companies are beneficial to the health of said companies. Diversity initiatives are important for three reasons: the increased importance of technology in the 21st century, tech companies’ need to support their audience and the enhanced performance diverse teams bring. 1. Tech Careers Are Increasingly Important in the 21st Century Digital technology is a continuously growing part of American life. The tech workforce is growing to match. Science, Technology,…

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    1960s Youth Culture

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    How did advances in technology and the development of the market contribute to new varieties of youth culture? Affluence combined with other crucial demographic, technological, ideological and institutional factors led to new varieties of youth culture. The youth of the 1960s were generally conformist and apolitical. Young people were at a stage in their life where they were most motivated to construct identities, to forge new social groupings and to negotiate alternatives. They had chosen…

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    enable donors, clinicians and researchers to edit the transfer of material objects, clinical practices, and/or biomedical “facts,” according to how these factors are used in context of these regions. Lastly, it is imperative to realize that not all technologies, practices and knowledge are relevant or transferable, and for those that are, they may be transposed in the process, however, it doesn’t negate their…

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    CI 201 Reflection Essay

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    for me to take in my journey towards becoming a teacher. One big takeaway I have from this class is to be innovative with technology and to use it to do things that would be difficult to do without using technology, rather than using it just to use it. I think this will be very important for me to keep in mind as I start my teaching career because as the amount of technology available to students increases, I will have to think of ways to use it in my classroom that will make learning the…

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    Humanity is having trouble with the prevalent rate of which technology is developing. It is remarkably rapid that it cannot be controlled by the human mind. Children are choosing robotic machines over regular biological individuals, which creates this bizarre experience between the human and the computer. As a society, we have yet to decide whether this development in the robotic machines is ethically concerning, or if we are able to control the path it takes. Sherry Turkle, author of “Alone…

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    The structure-performance paradigm of industrial economy has been one of the most popular conceptual framework models in analyzing competitive advantages of firms. Porter’s Five Forces epitomize these frameworks, which only focus on analyzing suppliers, customers and the threats of a new entry in the market. While these theoretical frameworks have been helpful in providing insightful information, they hardly reveal the prevailing logic of value creation. As a result, new bases of competitive…

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    social change. New technologies are discovered by an essentially internal process of research and development, which then sets the conditions of social change and process.” (1974, p. 5) In other words, the technological determinist takes on the view that technology determines a society’s social structure, values, change and progress. Moreover, Freedman similarly notes that technological development is…

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