The Shallows: How the Internet is changing the Way We Think, Read and Remember

My study will be based on the 2010 book The Shallows: How the Internet is Changing the Way We Think, Read, and Remember by Carr Nicholas. For me to conduct further research, the sources of the information in this source are clearly mentioned. Five reliable sources have been mentioned by the author of this source to substantiate his claims. The information presented in this source is accurate and in line with that of other sources. The author mentioned five sources as the foundation for the data and arguments in this source. Based on his own independent study about how human development of technology affects humans, this source has given scientific data. The author has presented his research on the ancient technologies such as the invention of writing and cooking to support his claims. The source I am using is recent since it was published in 2010 which is seven years ago. This book has a vested interest in the outcomes of the research I am conducting. The source is supported by parties who want to know if technology impacts the way we behave and think. This article is analyzed and published by creative commons which is a professional site. The source is published in a professional site by a professional who was paid to perform the task. The information provided in the source is logic, free from spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors, and it is well organized and written.

HuffPost is a website that uses professional peer reviews to review and post their articles on healthy living. “The article on How Technology Is Warping Your Memory,” was posted on 2013 and updated on 2014 by a peer review professional called, Carolyn Gregoire (Carolyn, 2014). Second, The Guardian is a website that has qualified peer reviews professionals who post and update articles on lifestyle and technology (John, 2010). BBC is also another website that talks about the future and it have peer reviewed professionals (David, 2014).

References

Carolyn G. (2014). How Technology Is Warping Your Memory. Article on Healthy Living. From, http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/11/technology-changes-memory_n_4414778.html

David R. (2014). How Computers Change the Way We Learn. Article on World Changing Ideas. http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20141022-are-we-getting-smarter

John N. (2010). The internet: is it changing the way we think? Article on Internet The Observer. From, https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2010/aug/15/internet-brain-neuroscience-debate