3. Today, SMS is the most
widely-used data
application in the world,
with 81% of mobile
phone subscribers using
it
Source: Ericson, A Brief History Of Text Messaging Image via Nuno Quina
4. Back in the day, the only
type of communication
was either in person or
sending letters
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5. 9 Out of 10 students text
during class
Source: 9 Out Of 10 Students Text During Class, Study Shows Image via markgranitz
7. Dependent on e-
mail or texting
could result in
becoming
uncomfortable with
face to face
communication.
The Lost Art of Face-to-Face Communication
Image via Adam
8. People of this generation will not
know what communicating really
means
Image via Chris
9. “Technology is so much
fun but we can drown in
our technology. The fog of
information can drive out
knowledge.” -Daniel J
Boorstin
Image via Aimanness Photography
10. Yet we still choose to drown
ourselves in technology
Image via Garth
12. Technology has also allowed us to
shape who we are and highlight specific
features in ways we couldn't do as
easily offline
Source: Christine Erickson, The Social Psychology of the Selfie Image via Melissa Mansfield!
13. We upload pictures of
ourselves hoping to feed off
positive esteem from
comments from our friends
Image via Visual Diary
14. Nearly 4 in 10 social network users
(39%) have been cyber bullied
Source: Caroline Knorr , 5 Things You Need to Know About Cyberbullying
Image via vronnieflickr
15. 38% of girls online report being bullied,
compared with 26% of online boys.
Source: Source: Caroline Knorr , 5 Things You
Need to Know About Cyberbullying
Image via tct10e
16. Once its out on
the web, its there
forever
Image via Florentijn van Panhuis
17. With a click of a
button, technology
speaks on behalf
of us
Image via Ruta Kiskyte
18. It feels like were
just robots rather
than actual
human beings
image via Kate McCully
19. When people are alone,
even for a few moments,
they fidget and reach for
a device
Source: Sherry Turkle, The Flight
From Conversation image via erh07d
20. image via Rafael Carvalho
This presents the issue with
technology, the more we
spend with it, the more we
drift away from person to
person interaction