A main takeaway I got from this course was how big of an effect technology has on society and how changes in society can change the speed of technology's evolution. For example, because of COVID, programs like zoom and discord have become essential. #DCIM353b
@curtiswongcw I really like this way of thinking and think that this idea can be used to supplement most disruptive/sustained technologies over the years.#DCIM353b
@SamMcGo11555547 Hey Sam, this is an important topic to talk about, especially as the world transfers to almost being fully technological. The coronavirus is certainly not slowing things down. #DCIM353b
@Samanthamayer__ This is an interesting topic. I think it would be interesting to find out how not only the pandemic affected online dating, but also what the future of online dating will be post-pandemic. Will this become the new norm? #DCIM353B
I'm going to write about the impact that online conferencing services such as Zoom have had on our culture during Covid. As mentioned in the Harvard Business Review, their resources, processes, and values are centered upon making life and school accessible and doable. #DCIM353b
My EDTP paper is going to be about Bitcoin. Bitcoin has skyrocketed in popularity and use this year as the leading cryptocurrency in the world. I am interested in learning about how it can improve different industries such as music, cybercrime, and the health sector. #DCIM353b
As social media grows, its influence on movements and other industries, such as politics grows massively as well. This is disruptive to the way things used to be - In the past, movements were made by ear, but today can be shared in one click.
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@laurensinger_ I have thought about the same things, especially for younger generations. Yes, Zoom has been great in transferring a class to online, but for many kids, this way of learning and interacting could be extremely disruptive to the growth of their social skills and abilities.#DCIM353b
This article analyzes and advertises a coronavirus contact tracing app. It uses people's phone's locations and tells its users if they have been within 6 feet of where someone who tested positive has been. If used safely, I think this is an extremely good way of keeping #DCIM353b