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This document contains opinions from several individuals on different technologies. Some technologies are liked because they allow staying connected with friends and family, seeing photos others share, finding entertainment and DIY videos. Other technologies are disliked because they are not interesting, hard to navigate, or not useful for the individual. One technology is disliked because information on it can be edited by anyone and false information found before.
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- 2. I like this technology because: I can keep in contact with old friends and family who live in different states. I can see pictures my friends and family post. I can let others have a glimpse of my life.
- 3. You I like this technology because: It is entertaining. I can look up lyrics to songs and watch the music video at the same time. If I need help making something I can find many diy videos
- 4. I like this technology because: It simplifies searches It is easy to use It can be used as an email (gmail)
- 5. Tweets are short and simple It can be a stress reliever It is simple to use
- 6. I like this technology because: It helps make professional networking easier Its interesting to me I think it would be useful in the future
- 7. I didnt like this technology because: It didnt interest me I probably will not use it in the future It was hard to navigate
- 8. I didnt like this technology because: Im not a news kind of person I didnt think it was interesting I dont think its useful to me
- 9. I didnt like Flickr because: Flickr reminds me a lot of Facebook and I dont need to be on both Not many people I know gets on Flickr I think it is boring
- 10. I didnt like this technology because: The information can be edited by anyone I have found false information on the site before This website is not useful to me
- 11. I didnt like this technology because: I feel like everyone on the site isnt properly using the site It could be taking away from hospice and other related organizations I dont see myself using this in the future