When communication innovations lead to social exclusionPetr Lupac
1) The document summarizes research on the digital divide conducted between 2006-2013. It analyzed over 900 articles on the topic and identified patterns in the arguments.
2) A key finding is that an unequal access to the Internet is a new source of social inequality that requires intervention. However, the benefits of Internet access are dependent on existing offline resources and may be irrelevant or detrimental for some.
3) Non-users are often blamed individually rather than considering the systemic factors involved. The digital divide policies aim to create a perfectly connected digital society but could be viewed as a cultural project.
Living And Working Condition In Australia 1901 to 1914 FinalMattpmh
A man living in early 20th century Australia wakes up and eats breakfast with his family before starting a long day of work on a local farm for a low fixed wage. With his wife's help on the farm, they are able to provide sufficiently for their family of two children while practicing Catholic faith. Basic amenities like portable toilets and showers from hoses are available in their rural community, where transportation is primarily by horse or horse-drawn carriage. Evenings are spent relaxing by the fire with family.
This document outlines a study investigating whether early detection and treatment of risk factors can decrease the likelihood of developing postpartum depression. The researcher will use a quantitative deductive approach, conducting interviews with 10 questions to collect data from participants. Inference statistics will then analyze the data. The goal is to educate healthcare professionals to detect risk factors during pregnancy through early screening, allowing early intervention to minimize postpartum depression risks.
The document discusses how social media is increasingly being used in the workplace. It finds that while 76% of employers have a corporate social media presence, primarily on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, most usage has been outward-facing for marketing and branding purposes. However, employers are starting to utilize social media internally for recruitment, employee communication and engagement. The risks of social media colliding with the workplace are also examined, including employees posting statuses that could damage the employer's reputation. Overall, the document explores both the opportunities and challenges that social media presents for businesses.
Nick invites his neighbor Gatsby to his house to reunite him with his lost love Daisy. Gatsby arrives nervously for the tea party, anxious to see Daisy again after 5 years. When Daisy arrives, the two are visibly still in love with each other. Daisy is impressed by Gatsby's wealth and mansion. They kiss, reunited once more.
Artificial Intelligence: Should You Be Worried?Harry Blanchard
An introduction to the what artificial intelligence is and a cultural history of the fear of creation of intelligence. A realistic assessment is made of the so-called singularity and what we really should be worried about: artificial "semi-intelligence." Talk given to the Northern Monmouth County Branch of the AAUW.
When communication innovations lead to social exclusionPetr Lupac
1) The document summarizes research on the digital divide conducted between 2006-2013. It analyzed over 900 articles on the topic and identified patterns in the arguments.
2) A key finding is that an unequal access to the Internet is a new source of social inequality that requires intervention. However, the benefits of Internet access are dependent on existing offline resources and may be irrelevant or detrimental for some.
3) Non-users are often blamed individually rather than considering the systemic factors involved. The digital divide policies aim to create a perfectly connected digital society but could be viewed as a cultural project.
Living And Working Condition In Australia 1901 to 1914 FinalMattpmh
A man living in early 20th century Australia wakes up and eats breakfast with his family before starting a long day of work on a local farm for a low fixed wage. With his wife's help on the farm, they are able to provide sufficiently for their family of two children while practicing Catholic faith. Basic amenities like portable toilets and showers from hoses are available in their rural community, where transportation is primarily by horse or horse-drawn carriage. Evenings are spent relaxing by the fire with family.
This document outlines a study investigating whether early detection and treatment of risk factors can decrease the likelihood of developing postpartum depression. The researcher will use a quantitative deductive approach, conducting interviews with 10 questions to collect data from participants. Inference statistics will then analyze the data. The goal is to educate healthcare professionals to detect risk factors during pregnancy through early screening, allowing early intervention to minimize postpartum depression risks.
The document discusses how social media is increasingly being used in the workplace. It finds that while 76% of employers have a corporate social media presence, primarily on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, most usage has been outward-facing for marketing and branding purposes. However, employers are starting to utilize social media internally for recruitment, employee communication and engagement. The risks of social media colliding with the workplace are also examined, including employees posting statuses that could damage the employer's reputation. Overall, the document explores both the opportunities and challenges that social media presents for businesses.
Nick invites his neighbor Gatsby to his house to reunite him with his lost love Daisy. Gatsby arrives nervously for the tea party, anxious to see Daisy again after 5 years. When Daisy arrives, the two are visibly still in love with each other. Daisy is impressed by Gatsby's wealth and mansion. They kiss, reunited once more.
Artificial Intelligence: Should You Be Worried?Harry Blanchard
An introduction to the what artificial intelligence is and a cultural history of the fear of creation of intelligence. A realistic assessment is made of the so-called singularity and what we really should be worried about: artificial "semi-intelligence." Talk given to the Northern Monmouth County Branch of the AAUW.