Category: Wk 11: Tools & Productivity
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Juggling Social Media and Multitasking can be a great Circus Act or a Cognitive Disaster.
Bradberry and Amicucci express the great ways to utilize social media and warnings on not juggling much to avoid negative cognitive effects.
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Multitasking on your phone ?
believe that multitasking is ok as long as you can actually be productive. In the article by Travis Bradberry he explains to us how multitasking
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Social Media
The two main themes would be engagement, audience awareness, But audience awareness is important because listening is key to growing.
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Multitasking and Technology
Technology is very distracting. You can not multitask while using technology and being in school or doing other things.
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Balancing Act: Navigating Technology in Education for Optimal Focus
Navigating the digital classroom: a delicate balance between technology’s benefits and the need for focus. Can multitasking hinder our well-being?
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Technology: Helping or Hurting Writing
While the use for technology has brought the ability to write to more people but there is also worries about its ability to be misuse.
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Multitasking Isn’t The Answer
This explains that multitasking could actually be damaging to you in the long run. Also why cellphones and laptops aren’t always beneficial.
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Multitasking and Social Media
Multitasking and social media both have their ups and downs. Both can lead to serious problems, so is the pain worth it? They aren’t that helpful.
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“Multitasking Damages Your Brain And Career, New Studies Suggest” and “Rethinking My Cell Phone/ Computer Policy”
Multitasking and allowing technology in class can be harmful to students but can it also be a good thing if used correctly.
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Brains behind the pen
Amicucci discusses social media and college writing. She mentions concepts that are applicable in college writing, both good and bad.