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The document discusses both the pros and cons of technology and the internet. It notes positive aspects like entertainment, communication, sharing feelings, teaching, and assisting with work or research. However, it also outlines disadvantages such as potential distractions, effects on behavior, overdependence on technology, risks of online bullying, health impacts, and high financial costs. The internet is seen as both helpful for learning and work, but also as something that can fail or be misused.
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resources available for instructional
use online, it is easy to become
overwhelmed. This presentation
will cut through the web clutter
and provide some concrete online
options for classroom use by students
and teachers. The presenter will also
provide teachers and students with
free resource ideas, ideas for how
they can be used, and links to get
more information on how to use
each tool.
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- 3. Makes you always updated and in trend www.prisonplanet.com
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- 5. Serves as a communication www.mindtools.com
- 6. Way of advertising blogspot.com
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- 8. Source of money or jobs www.divagame.net
- 9. Makes your work or tasks easy to do blogspot.com
- 10. Helpful for students , teachers/professionals (for research, assignments, computing the grades of students, lecture for discussions, etc.) ctl.utexas.edu
- 11. More information you may get in a easy way internet-education-information.com
- 12. Expensive and not affordable blogspot.net
- 13. There are many computer failures you may encounter www.followsteph.com
- 14. Robots or machines may take over the jobs of the people www.onlineuniversities.com
- 17. Can be a distraction for students www.fastcompany.com
- 18. Affects your behavior www.lifehacker.com
- 19. People depends only in technology rather than traditional sources seattletimes.com
- 20. Prone on phonographic videos in.reuters.com
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- 22. Affects your eye sight www.angieslist.com