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“People took nearly 10 minutes longer to fall asleep... individuals using the e-reader would be more tired and take longer to become alert the next morning.” “’And these effects might be worse in the real world as opposed to the controlled environment we used.’”

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Screen time can mess with the body's "clock"

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Group 3

The Black Hole of Technology

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"The black hole of endless, unimportant streams of technology enabled information is devouring everyone living in the twenty first century. "

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“Our most surprising finding was that individuals using the

e-reader would be more tired and take longer to become alert

the next morning,”

Screen Time Can Mess

With the Body’s

“Clock”

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Teen Researchers Defend Media Multitasking

By Sumathi Reddy-Paragraph 5- “’What our research is suggesting is that maybe our brains as adolescents and digital natives have adapted to this media influence and because we’ve grown up with it we’re able to cope with all these different stimuli,’ said 18 year old Alexandra Ulmer."

-Group 2

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"In a world of iPhones and missions to Mars, is it even possible that my childhood will ever be looked at in the way that I look at my dad's?"

Paragraph 9

Page 250

Group 6

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“The prosthetic that had just made such a task immediately easy represents a breakthrough in small, lightweight hands. They are easy for children to use.” “The firm has printed out everything from pumps for oil and gas companies to parts for unmanned arial vehicles.”

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7-year-old girl gets a new hand from a 3-d printer

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" Will they laugh at us for using pieces of green paper to buy things?"

Group 6

Paragraph 9

page 250

Source: Is Our Gain also Our Loss?

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Electronic devices with lit screens are now very popular. They have added another source of artificial light at night. The new study looked specifically at the iPad. Apple has sold more than 225 million (about 7 years) of these tablets since their introduction in 2010.

Screen Time Can Mess with the Body’s “Clock”

paragraph 7

- group 2

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Pages 215-216

group 3

"I, on the other hand, glanced out the window separating us from the beautiful weather outside. We were 15 friends sitting inside under artificial lighting and with our hands glued to our phones on a Friday, when the enticing warmth of the sun and delicate breeze were begging us to run around outside. Of course, our ears were deaf to nature's pleas, just like any other teenager nowadays. I put my phone don to shut the curtains, then I continued to mindlessly scroll through Miley's Instagram page."

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Group 5 The Fun They Had pg.240 par4

"Our television screen must have had a million books on it and it's good for plenty more."

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7 Year-Old Girl Gets New Hand From 3-D Printer-Paragraph 10-“Her parents were working with the nonprofit group E-Nable to get her a 3D printed hand. But technology is so new there’s a waiting list, her mother said.”

-Group 2

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"When you filter out the useless Facebook messages, out-of-context tweets, and all the GIFs from Reddit, you see that you--yes, you--are in control of your own information network. Best of all, you can do anything you want to do with it." This is in Teens and Technology Share a Future.

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“She was busy on her phone while he was ten feet away. When he sat back down, she said, “Oh, I was texting you to tell you to get me sugar and cream."

Sonnet, Without

Salmon

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Group 3

Black Hole of Technology

Paragraph 7

"I will find the significance in things and recognize it, because that's something many people fail to do-by falling into the technology trap. Escape the black hole of technology, because when you do you feel free."

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"...new technologies are a problem."

Group 6

Paragraph 10

Page: 250

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Cities There are more human beings living in cities now than ever before in human history, and that

doesn't look like a trend that's reversing. For every four text messages that a pedestrian sends while

walking down the sidewalk, the sidewalk she's on is sending an equivalent amount of data. There are

sensors all over the place—certainly in the water main—registering blockages or not, right beneath your

feet.

The Internet of things by IBM social media

Sub-Heading titled Cities

Group 7!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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"It largely affects young people because they tend to worry most about other's opinions. The constant need to see how they're measuring up can cause huge amounts of stress."

(That's Not Progress, paragraph 3, P.188)

"Frequent users of social media often suffer from pain in their fingers and wrists."

(That's Not Progress, paragraph 6, P.189)

-"Social networking can cause serious emotional problems."

(That's Not Progress, paragraph 5, P.188)

"The loss of sleep can affect the ability to concentrate, problem-solve, and learn."

(That's Not Progress, paragraph 7, P.189)

-Group 1

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“The prosthetic that had just made such a task immediately easy represents a breakthrough in small, lightweight hands."

Seven-Year-Old Girl

Gets New Hand From

3-D Printer

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group 3

black hole of technology

para 6 pg. 216

"The answer was pretty clear, so keeping one ear with the guide, and turning the rest of myself to the temple, I soaked in the extraordinary sight before me. For once, I wasn’t digesting useless information. I wasn’t typing into my phone, or watching any screen at all. In a life of go, go, go I had finally stopped."

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"Oh, the

ferries are running five minutes late."

this shows that humans are still doing a job because a human is driving a ferry.

Internet of things

The DIKW Triangle

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"I had to wait for the hourly report on TV to get the information that you have right at your fingertips. That's the problem with the world today."

Paragraph 1

Page: 249

Group 6

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Sonnet, Without Salmon-Sentences 9-13- “9. Has anybody ever said that dam building is an act of war between Indians? 10. And, yet, we need the electricity, too. 11. My mother says the reservation needs a new electrical grid because of all the brown- and blackouts. 12. ‘why so many power outages?’ I ask her. 13. ‘All the computers,’ she says.

-Group 2

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Teens and Technology Share a Future states, "Today teenagers (as of 2014) have the potential to be the most influential and informed generation of human beings ever seen. But that will only happen if we step up to the challenge, wake up, and be prepared to take charge in an informed, responsible, and powerful way. (Hopefully, we will not make our problems worse.)

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"'Nonsense!' said Jim. 'The alarms would have gone off. We've got duplicate circuits, operating independently.'

'Er-the second alarm circuit isn't connected up yet." His assistant reminded him.

Paragraph 22-23

Feathered Friend

-group 2

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Group 3

The Black Hole of Technology

paragraph 5

"I noticed something I hadn't before: no one had a cellphone on them. There were no TV's, no radios, and their music came from lie instruments instead of mp3 players or iPods. These people had nothing. Some of them were even walking around without shoes! How could they look so happy? Then I thought... Maybe it's because they don't have all that modern technology. They aren't subjected to the black hole of endless information."

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"I don't know how new technology will affect the future generations, and I don't know if it will do more good or bad."

"Is our gain also our loss?"

paragraph 13

group 6

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"Oh, the

ferries are running five minutes late, so no need to rush, just take your time." All that stuff is being

handled by autonomic systems of little agents looking out on my behalf for the things they know I want to

do, just making me aware of what's going on so I can plan my day accordingly.

The Internet of Things by IBM Social Media

Sub-heading titled The DIKW Triangle

Group 7!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Teens and Technology Share a Future, paragraph 7 it says, "The world is facing many problems, but young people-using the power of technology-have the opportunity to solve them."

-Group 4

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is our gain also our loss par5

suddenly life in the 1970s seemed distant and people detached it occurred to me that my dad has experienced life like i will never

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black hole

pg. 217 para 7

"I will find the significance in things and recognize it, because that’s something many people fail to do—by falling into the technology trap. Escape the black hole of technology, because when you do . . . you feel free."

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"It's not just technology that's changing, either: It's our way of living."

Paragraph 5

Page: 249

Group 6

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"It's not the little girl's fault, Mrs. Jones. I think the geography sector was geared a little too quick."

Paragraph 12

The Fun They Had

Group 5

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In Feathered Friend paragraph 23-24 it says, "He left without a word, while we stood arguing and passing the oxygen around like a pipe of peace. He came back ten minutes later with a sheepish expression. It was one of those accidents that couldn't possibly happen."

group 2

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Feathered Friend, Page 194, Paragraph 5- "I was sitting in my little cubbyhole laughingly called my office, checking through my lists of technical stores to decide what items we'd run out of next."

-Group 2

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Group 3

Black Hole of Technology

para 1 pg.215

"No one stops to process information anymore to determine its significance or importance. No one appreciates the value of personal interaction or nature. Everything is go, go, go. Not once do we stop. Before being introduced to my phone and computer, I had been more appreciative of the world around me. Now, I’m always consumed by my “tech,” and I never stop to take a break."

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"Half a million dollars' worth of chemical and electronic engineering had let us down completely."

Paragraph 24

Feathered Friend

-group 2

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In this section, post evidence that supports the idea that humans DO NOT rely on technology too much. Remember to state where the evidence comes from, and include the page number/paragraph number as well.

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In this section, post evidence that supports the idea that humans rely on technology too much. Remember to state where the evidence comes from, and include the page number/paragraph number as well.