Please open this links and read it and post your comments on my link. Not less than 150 words with your opinions, disagreements, agreements, etc. DO THIS WORK BEFORE NEXT CLASS.
THANKS NANDO http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-20002917-93.html
Suscribirse a:
Enviar comentarios (Atom)
1 comentario:
Voice vs. text strongly depends on the participants. I, for one, have very poor aural memory, but very strong visual memory - I can quickly recall images, but not sounds. Thus, in a face-to-face conversation, I watch the other persons face and body language, and can mentally reconstruct the conversation using those visual hints (for example, to remember something stated earlier). Since I don't have any visual clues on a phone conversation, long phone conversations will inevitably lead to me losing the original point. Text, however, leaves me time to think about my point, and a hard log of everything that was said, for later reference. Plus it is obviously visual...
Obviously, a live meeting is always better, regardless, but I think it depends on the person as to whether they prefer phone calls or texting/email/IM. Then again, it's a lot easier to keep multiple conversations going with text (versus voice), which is generally what's happening with texting teens anyway.
Publicar un comentario