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    Svetlana Kashirina Professor Balcan BCC WRT-101 Digital Technology and Evolution of Humanity: How Science Fiction is Crossing into Reality We cannot deny the fact that information technologies play a major role in the modern society. Little by little humanity becomes more dependent on the technological advancements. The extent of our reliance on “artificial intelligence” of the inventions like iPhones and Google makes some of us uneasy. In a new environment‚ which reminds us of a science fiction

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    Defining Digital Literacy

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    Defining digital literacy Media literacy goes online 1. REPRESENTATION How does it portray the world? 2. LANGUAGE How does it communicate? 3. PRODUCTION Who produced it‚ and why? 4. AUDIENCE How are audiences targeted‚ and how do they read? Web literacy 1. Representation How websites claim to ’tell the truth’‚ and establish their authenticity and authority. The presence or absence of particular viewpoints or aspects of experience. The reliability‚ veracity and bias of

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    Advantages of Digital Circuits Name: Instructor: Institution: Introduction Digital circuits are circuits that use signals in digital form instead of analog forms. One distinctive feature of a digital signal is that it assumes discrete values‚ most of the time two values. A digital signal takes time to change from one value to another‚ and assumes intermediate values during transmission (Verma). Steady values are slightly inaccurate. Voltages

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    utility of the free market structure in promoting technology development. Market structures have a role in promoting technological progress. There are four market structures which are; pure competition‚ monopolistic competition‚ pure monopoly and oligopolistic firms. Each of these market structures have strength and shortcomings in relation to technological advance. However the oligopolistic or free market structure has more strength than shortcomings in promoting technology. This essay is going to

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    The Problem with the Digital Age Voice recognition‚ fingerprint scanning‚ face unlocking‚ and many other useful features are the newest and advanced features of our era. The human population depends on gadgets for their daily use but it causes them to lack physical and intellectual exercise‚ as shown through individuals getting overweight‚ unintelligent and having loss of sleep. These days‚ new technology has made daily living much easier and more convenient‚ example we don’t have to hand wash

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    American International School April 29‚ 2011 The Digital Camera Have you ever wondered who created a camera that can actually capture a moment in time and saves it inside the camera‚ and that camera can transfer the image to the computer‚ while being capable of editing the image on the camera itself? I think the digital camera is very important because it takes photography to a whole new level. In this essay‚ I will explore who invented the digital camera‚ where that person got their idea‚ and

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    The Real Digital Divide

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    The real digital divide Encouraging the spread of mobile phones is the most sensible and effective response to the digital divide It was an idea born in those far-off days of the internet bubble: the worry that as people in the rich world embraced new computing and communications technologies‚ people in the poor world would be left stranded on the wrong side of a “digital divide”. Five years after the technology bubble burst‚ many ideas from the time – that “eyeballs” matter more than profits or

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    Digital Nation Analysis

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    Digital Nation or Digital Disaster? In the Frontline video titled Digital Nation‚ Rachel Dretzin and Douglas Rushkoff explored the impact of digital media on today’s society. In the video they cover everything from it’s impact on the brain‚ to it’s impact on students‚ to it’s impact on the military. Nothing is spared in this investigation on the effect of digital media‚ and growing up in a wired world. However the main thing I managed to take away from this film was it has had a dramatic effect

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    following advantages of digital photography over basic film photography. Digital photography is gaining in popularity for a ton of reasons simply because it is so versatile for taking all types of pictures. However‚ some of you are still hesitant to make the switch from film to digital. Some reasons to make the switch from film to digital are that the cost is less expensive than film‚ the instant gratification‚ and the built in editing features. Taking pictures with a digital camera is less expensive

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    The digital world‚ especially its omnipresence and highly structured environment‚ has introduced a new sort of rhetoric which holds a significant effect on identity. Digital rhetoric theory has come about as a result of communication occurring via various electric formats (Plessis 2013 p. 2). The Internet functions as a source which promotes “rethinking of identity as anonymous‚ fluid‚ and unfixed” because of its collaborative nature (Hess 2014 p. 3). Users are always interacting with the readily

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