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Nicholas Carr – Is Google Making Us Stupid?
I assign these articles to introduce students to questions aboud how media technologies affect human minds and perception. These articles are all colorful and well-written for undergraduates. I also use these readings to discuss technophobia, technophilia, and debates about skeptical and optimistic attitudes towards new technologies. Continue reading
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