Blog Post #3

After reading the article, “Were College Students Better Off Before Social Media?” I found it very interesting how college students just 15 years ago had a completely different life than the life we live in today. The article also mentioned that mostly no one used laptops because there wasn’t any Wi-Fi which surprised me because

Check it out: “How Today’s Colleges and Universities are Using Social Media”

Doug Ridley’s article, “How Today’s Colleges and Universities are Using Social Media” touches upon the new trend of social media aiding in connection and productivity for universities. Ridley’s work explains how social media helps promote the school to their students, future and current, as well as alumni. Posting pictures of clubs, events, and functions of

Check it out: “Social Media and Teens: How Does Social Media Affect Teenagers’ Mental Health”

Katie Hurley’s article “Social Media and Teens: How Does Social Media Affect Teenagers’ Mental Health” on psycom.net addresses the prominent issues of social media and how it affects one’s mental wellbeing. Hurley describes the lack of research done on the aforementioned theme, and how it is difficult to come to a conclusion in this regard

Blog #2: The Atlantic

In todays society, mostly everyone has some sort of an electronic device. This could include a laptop, tablet, smartphone, gaming console, etc. All these devices have one thing in common: they can perform numerous tasks that, before technology, humans had to do by other means. Technology developers have also found out ways to store huge
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