Communication Compass(Assignment One)
Digital Communication is the exchanging of information through the use of electronics. Four advantages of digital communication are:
Given the fact that four and five year olds have tablets and smartphones now, I don't think that kids will find a healthy balance between online and offline activities. They are already spending a large amount of time online, and the amount of time may increase as they age.
When a person dies, I believe that if they have Facebook, there account should be deleted/removed/taken down. There have been cases where after a death, people believed that they could communicate with the deceased through Facebook, by posting on his/her wall.
- You can communicate with people around the world.
- You can easily send information to one another.
- You can talk to multiple people at once.
- You can easily talk to others, without having to meet up in person.
- People can become obsessed with it, constantly talking to someone and always updating status'
- People can hide behind a username and bully others.
- Many rumors get spread through social media.
- People may often send you spam and junk mail.
Five locations/scenarios where you shouldn't be communicating digitally (texting, etc.) are:
- Funeral-It is disrespectful to be texting, calling, or emailing someone during a funeral.
- During a lesson or presentation-It is rude and disrespectful to the teacher.
- While talking to someone else-It is rude to be frequently texting someone when you are in an active conversation with someone.
- To bully someone-You shouldn't use technology to bully anyone.(Or bully in general)
- When talking to a stranger-You should never exchange private and/or personal information with someone you don't know
All forms of digital communication are dangerous to our health and well-being. Whenever we message/e-mail someone, your tone of voice and your emotions don't go through, which may convey a different message than intended when sent. People can use the internet for cyber-bullying and spreading false information/rumors. When sending a joke or using sarcasm, the humour may not be acknowledged by the recipient.
Given the fact that four and five year olds have tablets and smartphones now, I don't think that kids will find a healthy balance between online and offline activities. They are already spending a large amount of time online, and the amount of time may increase as they age.
When a person dies, I believe that if they have Facebook, there account should be deleted/removed/taken down. There have been cases where after a death, people believed that they could communicate with the deceased through Facebook, by posting on his/her wall.
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