Technology in everyday life How big a part does technology play in your own life
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Technology in everyday life
How big a part does technology play in your own life? Have you ever taken stock of just how much technology is a part of your daily life? For many of us, the day starts by bounding out of a Sleep Number bed to coffee that was set to automatically grind, drip and stay hot until you drink it. Perhaps you sip your coffee while reading your email and eating microwaved oatmeal, and then clean your teeth with an electric toothbrush. What comes next?
For this Discussion, you will make a journal of just one day’s use of technology. You may be surprised at just how closely tied your life is to technology and energy use.
Discussion topic NOTE: This Discussion has two parts.
Part One
Make a four-column table of every technological device you use for one entire day.
In the first column, list the device.
In the second column, categorize the use of each item as either:
Additive-adds something to daily life
Subtractive-removes something from daily life
Manipulative-uses something in a different way than that for which it was designed.
In the third column, explain what type of energy the technological device uses (i.e. electric, solar, battery, gas, manpowered).
In the fourth column, indicate whether the device is a necessity, a luxury, or something else.
Please use this Microsoft Word template to create your table. Just copy and paste the template into a new Microsoft Word Document. Next, add as many rows as you need to record the devices you use in a day by using the Table Tools/Layout/ Insert rows below option. Be sure to ask the instructor for help is you have trouble with the table template.
DEVICE
Additive, Subtractive, Manipulative
Energy type
Necessity, Luxury, something else
Part Two
Post your completed table of one day’s technology use in the Discussion Response area.
Comment on the similarities and differences between your list and that of two other students.
Do you and the two other peers agree on whether the same devices are necessities or luxuries?
Respond
DEVICE
Additive, Subtractive, Manipulative
Energy type
Necessity, Luxury, something else
Explanation / Answer
necessity
luxury
part two is suppose to post the table in you discussion area so this is to be done by yourself and you also have to comment on other student's table in that discussion area board.
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