Category: Information Studies
Niels Bohr: His work and his conflicts
Jodutt Basrawi – University ID #: 004161598 For Dr. Eric Scerri It should be common knowledge by know – atoms do not behave in a normal manner. Atoms - and anything as big or as small as the atom - seemingly obey different sets of rules that change the typical face of… Continue reading Niels Bohr: His work and his conflicts
Technology World War I: Mainstream vs. Non-Mainstream and Public vs. Private
The internet is an arena of human aspirations. From CEOs and government authorities to amateur journalists and hackers, people of all walks of life in try to achieve their own goals while encountering obstacles posed by others in cyberspace. Two apparent battles, since the birth of the internet, highlight significant debates within our information society.… Continue reading Technology World War I: Mainstream vs. Non-Mainstream and Public vs. Private
Technological Multiplication: How Technology Halts Marginalization
Much of the world is aware that everyone is not computer literate. In fact, since the spawn of high speed wireless internet, laptop ubiquity, and rising demand for software skills in the professional world, information technology has actually increased socioeconomic inequalities. After all, not all computers can be utilized equally; individuals with more resources are… Continue reading Technological Multiplication: How Technology Halts Marginalization
The digital divide can be avoided
The digital divide: a phenomenon in which inequalities within socioeconomic regards grow due to the rising prominence of information systems. Computers can divide the world, yet there are concrete mechanisms to alleviate the inequality problem. Better yet, it is easier to solve the digital divide problem than it is to solve inequality in terms of… Continue reading The digital divide can be avoided
