Segment 1 highlights these topics: • Evolution of connectivity – today, it is much more high-tech and less personal • How connected people are – from waking to going to sleep • Reliance on the smartphone to access the Internet and social media • Many of the motivations behind digital connectivity • Time spent with and uses of digital connectivity • Passive versus interactive connectivity • Global perspective • Differences by age • Personal connectivity at work

1. Are You Always "On"? Living in a Connected World: Segment 1
Recently, Zarb School of Business Distinguished Professor Joel Evans of Hofstra University
did an interview with Suzanne B. Phillips, Psy.D. on living in a connected world and the
phenomenon of always being “on.” Connectivity involves using digital devices, including
smartphones, smart TVs, wearable devices, GPS, computers, tablets, and more. This
interview is divided into three segments for YouTube.
Segment 1 highlights these topics:
• Evolution of connectivity – today, it is much more high-tech and less personal
• How connected people are – from waking to going to sleep
• Reliance on the smartphone to access the Internet and social media
• Many of the motivations behind digital connectivity
• Time spent with and uses of digital connectivity
• Passive versus interactive connectivity
• Global perspective
• Differences by age
• Personal connectivity at work