#DCIM353McCormick I learned a lot of interesting things in this class and really enjoyed my time taking it. I took structure of info last semester and I really enjoyed it and I’m glad I took this class aswell. Both classes were fun and there was a lot of new information
@refai_reshma The 5 criteria are important since I think that’ll be one of the long response questions. Btw the 5 are audience, culture, speed, scale, and impact.
#DCIM353McCormick For the exam I think that we will need to know the 5 criteria’s of disruptive technology. Audience, Culture, Speed, Scale, and Impact. This will probably be the written question at the end.
@sophiapannella1 Hi Sophia. I’m interested to learn more about how streaming services have changed society and especially how they impacted peoples homes and brought them closer. It’s a cool topic and I’m excited to learn more!
@IMDLR_ Hi Ian. I’m really interested to learn about more smart technology and how they have taken over homes. There are a lot of new smart home devices that have changed the way people interact with their homes.
@rylayru Hi Ryan. I’m interested to learn about your topic since I’ve never stayed at an Airbnb. It’ll be interesting to learn about and hear your opinions on your experience with it.
For my EDTP project I plan on discussing video games and how they have impacted society for the better and worse. For someone who’s plays video games I’m excited to share my thoughts on the subject.
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@kgps60 I agree that Facebook has had a sharp decline in younger users probably because the younger generation believes that Facebook is for the older Audience while they believe that twitter is for the younger audience.
@sophiapannella1 I agree that social media has become many peoples source of news rather than the traditional newspaper. It’s much easier for people to find their news that way.
@Matt_Eps I agree that online news has caused more people to get their news online rather than waiting for a newspaper. It’s much easier and more convenient.
Easier for them to lose track of their money. According to a pew internet article, 61% of Americans use these apps because it’s easier to transfer money. Easier money transfer means you’re less focused on how much you’re actually transferring. https://t.co/jaRchR9uav
#DCIM353McCormick 1 social norm that has is new forms of payment and transferring of money. Venmo and cash app have allowed people to be able to send and receive money with ease without actually giving any physical cash away. This makes it easier for people but also makes it…