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Monday, February 11, 2019

Cyberculture and the Future of Print :: Writing Technology Technological Papers

I remember a time, when I would actually sit down and write out an assignment, with a pencil and paper before going to the computer and typing it. Those days are long gone. Now when I have a musical composition assignment to do, I simply go to my computer desk, sit down, and start out to theatrical role. The technologies that once were have become something of the past, and we are faced with these high supply machines that connect to the World Wide Web in a count of minutes, or link you to anyone across the United States for a one on one instant message conversation. Within a ten course time period, we have become a really cyber centered society, and I dont expect a change any time soon. The purpose of this paper, is to explicate how cyberculture has changed the delegacy that we think about writing, and ourselves in particular as writers. As young adults, it is always instilled in us, that there is a serious way to do something and a wrong way to do something. I was t aught growing up to sit down and write out a order of payment for my paper(s) along with an outline before getting started. That was the right way. Doing it this way was hypothetical to provide the main idea and key points that I was going to usage in my paper. Now 4 years later, I find that when I have to write a paper, I donwrite anything out. I sit at the computer and let it flow. I am non saying that this is the right way of doing things, its just my way. A way that has, for the most part worked for 4 years I try to think of myself as a very objective person. Just because I can appreciate all that a computer can do, does not mean that I do not see any problems with it. Many peck argue that just session down and typing your assignments with no previous drafts wont work because people tend to think faster than they can write. This is true. But I intent that just as easily as you can forget to type a word, you can forget to write it. Landow give tongue to it best, when he said that All the strengths of electronic text, including adaptability, infinite duplicability, and speed of transport make these changes at last a means of saving time, energy, and other resources, particularly paper (Landow, p.

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