summary response of Someone to Watch Over Me (On a Google Map)
Outline
I. Summary of Someone to Watch Over Me (On a Google Map)
II. Advantages of Facebook
a. Connecting with friends
b. Sharing information Easily
III. Disadvantages of Facebook
a. Privacy problem
b. Crime
IV. Conclusion
Summary-response essay
In “Someone to Watch Over Me (On a Google Map)”, Theodora Stites first stated that she’s like many of her generation, every day in her life was occupied with social networking sites and communication devices. Stites spent most of her time online to creep on peers lives and their location. She was part of about ten communities, for the reason that “each one enables her to connect to people with different levels of social intimacy”, she used them based on the various levels of friendship. In this article, Stites introduced and illustrated the pleasure of indulging in many kinds of social networks, she connects with people online and thinks it is an easier approach to dating and finding friends than face to face. Although I think the author was too addicted to the social networks, I agreed that people these day become detached, for we’re too dependent on internet and technology. Among all the social networks people use, I think Facebook is the one that we use it most frequently. Facebook has become an impo/rtant part of our daily life, but there’s still some pros and cons of Facebook. According to research by eMarketer, there are about 1.2 billion membership in Facebook, Facebook is now the most popular social network in the world. In my point of view, the most advantageous selling point of Facebook is “connecting with friends”. You can easily find your old friends or classmate in elementary school or even kindergarten. When I was in elementary school, I had a best friend named Eva. After graduation, she went to UK to study in a musical school so that we totally lost connection. Although I missed her very much, I had no idea how to get in touch with her, and I thought we may never contact anymore. However, after Facebook
I. Summary of Someone to Watch Over Me (On a Google Map)
II. Advantages of Facebook
a. Connecting with friends
b. Sharing information Easily
III. Disadvantages of Facebook
a. Privacy problem
b. Crime
IV. Conclusion
Summary-response essay
In “Someone to Watch Over Me (On a Google Map)”, Theodora Stites first stated that she’s like many of her generation, every day in her life was occupied with social networking sites and communication devices. Stites spent most of her time online to creep on peers lives and their location. She was part of about ten communities, for the reason that “each one enables her to connect to people with different levels of social intimacy”, she used them based on the various levels of friendship. In this article, Stites introduced and illustrated the pleasure of indulging in many kinds of social networks, she connects with people online and thinks it is an easier approach to dating and finding friends than face to face. Although I think the author was too addicted to the social networks, I agreed that people these day become detached, for we’re too dependent on internet and technology. Among all the social networks people use, I think Facebook is the one that we use it most frequently. Facebook has become an impo/rtant part of our daily life, but there’s still some pros and cons of Facebook. According to research by eMarketer, there are about 1.2 billion membership in Facebook, Facebook is now the most popular social network in the world. In my point of view, the most advantageous selling point of Facebook is “connecting with friends”. You can easily find your old friends or classmate in elementary school or even kindergarten. When I was in elementary school, I had a best friend named Eva. After graduation, she went to UK to study in a musical school so that we totally lost connection. Although I missed her very much, I had no idea how to get in touch with her, and I thought we may never contact anymore. However, after Facebook