Sunday, April 22, 2012

Chapter 5 Getting More Out of the Internet

The internet has become more and more part of our daily lives. What was used first just to send emails has not developed into a communication and information phenomenon. We can use the internet for researching, such as information for this blog , use a site citation service, or checking medical facts from a medical portal like WebMD. We have the ability to search stock information and do our banking online, Want to plan a trip, no problem there is a portal for that.                  


There are thousands of special interests sites that cater to our hobby interests or simply "do it your self sites" like how to cook or putting together a DJ sound system ( Very challenging..Is there a book "How to DJ for dummies").  Whatever your interest is, chances are there is a portal to help you. For example, "For the beginner it can be a bit much to take on the wild world of DJing when you don't have a clue and even if you do you may be skeptical of spending so much money for something you may only do as a hobby"(HousePlanetDJ).


                                                                                     Image Courtesy of Technics/ Panasonic

"If you are interested in learning about your families history, the Internet is an amazing resource"(Shelly, Napier, Rivers).


The possibilities are endless, you just have to look.

Works Cited

http://www.houseplanet.dj/index.php/Articles/DJ-equipment-tips-for-beginners.html

Shelly, Gary B., H. Albert Napier, and Ollie N. Rivers. Discovering the Internet: Complete Concepts and Techniques. Boston, Mass: Course Technology/Cengage Learning, 2010. Print.





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