LIB 1201 – Research & Documentation for the Information Age – Section 3930

I see the future of information changing for the better. I see the full unlocking and guaranteed access of interesting and mind intriguing data becoming available for the public. The big challenge that we as a society will face is the question of what method will be used to screen data, what data is important and what data is not important. I will always continue using information because my goal is to become a scholar in education and in the medical field. I am pretty sure that it will take many years of devotion on my behalf in order to acquire my Masters and PhD degrees as well as my MD degree. In all of my future scholarly adventures I will have to peruse information and date in order to excel and succeed in any field I choose to follow.

I believe in the future information will be more available. I believe search engines will keep more records on people and what you put in search engines. I see all books being obsolete and probably turned into more solid computer files. The key is to find a way to keep any complications from happening to databaseses and to create reliable technology to store this data without worrying about it being damaged or deteriorating. I believe even at one some point computers will be absolete and technology must smaller then computers will be available.

What I personally see to be as the future of information is hologram technology as well as cloud/ infrared wireless transfer of documents, 3D images, music files, and dimensions. Soon media/ information will be sent at such a rapid rape from place to place we wont be able to blink without something being put up or taken off of the internet, and I believe that thanks to this technology a lot of issues with the law and users of the internet will arise, the United States government will attempt to control how much information we are able to have access to.

For Monday, May 14 please write one final 100-word blog post responding to this prompt:

What do you see as the future of information? What challenges and opportunities will this future bring? How do you see yourself continuing to use information in the future, in college, in life, at work?

The example of the process documentation I found was about CPR. I found this video on Youtube and it last about 3 minutes. Basically, there is an MD from Mayor Clinic that is demonstrating how one should perform CPR step by step according to the American Heart Association giudelines. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5huVSebZpM

Best Researchers Papers Are Characterized By Strong Goal Orientation. The Article Clearly States If You Want To Make Your Research Paper Look Excellent You Have To Target It In The Right Way By Using Proper Methods. Also The Author Clearly States That A Blueprint Or An Outline Is Also Useful For A Research Paper. In My Opinion A ” Research Paper ” Should Be Well Written With Five Body Paragraphs With Each Paragraph Relating To The Topic, And Giving Supporting Details.