Me oh my. Technology. Is technology adding value to our lives? Does it take away values? Does it make us better friends or does it distract? Yes, yes yes! I must argue that Skype adds value to my life. I can see and talk with my family (and new niece!). Everything else is a toss up really. I learn a lot every day by using the social networks, amazed at who enters into conversation and how fast. But, what if my status on Facebook is not clever enough to get a response? What if I send a Facebook message to a "friend" to have it ignored? I must have some acquaintances pretending to be "my friend". I suppose it works both ways. How much of what I do should be private vs. public? Twitter can be a great resource I've read, but what if I only have 14 followers? How good can it be then if I have a question?
There is still much for me to learn. I'll keep trying, but when my husband and I begin to "tweet" or IM while sitting right beside each other what should I do?
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Too much tehcnology
How does one keep up with all the information found on the web? I find such interesting articles, web sites and information, but I don't know what to do with them. Most I happen upon at work while searching for topics about sustainability, how to use Twitter, social networking. Almost always there will be something that catches my eye that I must follow. I get lost in the labyrinth of information. If I find that it's not work related what do I do? I usually send myself an email with the link so I can check it at home. The problem is, I rarely check email at home because I don't want to spend a lot of time on the computer. Is there a book on how to balance life in a technological world?
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