The Power of the Internet Over the Mind
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This presentation was made for Film 260 at Queen's University. It argues the role Internet plays in our lives, and the extent to which it has manipulated our minds.
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- 1. The Power of the Internet Over the Mind By Kavina Sathiyasothy image by Leeks
- 2. The Internet has gained access to our minds. image by Federico_Morando
- 3. It can now shape our behaviours… image by kamshots
- 4. & our abilities to think and process information. image by Mourner
- 5. The overload of information has left our critical and creative thinking at risk. image by Focx Photography
- 6. As we spend more and more time on digital technology, it becomes harder and harder for us to pay attention to the world before us. image by Dave Patrick
- 7. The multitasking we’ve achieved has shortened our attention span for a single activity. image by benhollingsworth
- 8. The Internet has helped reduce the average attention span of 12 minutes to 5 minutes over ten years. image by Robert S. Donovan Source: How Social Media is Ruining Our Minds
- 9. Teachers have to change their lessons to accommodate this cognitive deterioration. image by Whiskeygonebad
- 10. I’m an entertainer. I have to do a song and dance to capture their attention. -Hope Molina-Porter Source: Technology Changing How Students Learn, Teachers Say image by dydcheung
- 11. Knowledge being a click away has changed our style of learning and applying information. image by darksbane
- 12. No longer are countless hours spent trying to solve a math problem … and why should it be? image by Camelia Arsene
- 13. With answers online, we’ve become too dependent on the Internet to provide us with thought processes we should be developing ourselves. image by PetitPlat-Stephanie Kilgast
- 14. And there’s more... Children are becoming less able to separate fact from fiction. image by Miss Indi Pop
- 15. The Internet has no filter, no peer review… So how do we sort out the lies? image by macromagrini
- 16. And then there is our mental health. image by Ralf Heb
- 17. Research has linked increased Internet use among children with feelings of loneliness and depression. Source: Institute of Psychological Sciences in Leeds, UK image by Tjook
- 18. More online time results in less time spent with the people in your lives, and on hobbies. image by Julien Haler How?
- 19. The rapid and instant nature of Internet stimulation alters the way a young person sees the world. image by Mads Boedker
- 20. We become bored with everyday life & isolate ourselves from the natural world. image by [phil h]
- 21. The Internet is the new drug, & our minds the zombie-like slaves of the digital world and its gadgets. image by nataliej
- 22. This isn’t to say that the Internet doesn’t have it’s benefits but… image by Pink Sherbet Photography
- 23. “The best thing we can do for our minds is to find some time every day to unplug, calm down, and focus on one thing at a time.” -Nicholas Carr Source: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains (Epipheo.TV) image by RelaxingMusic
- 24. Credits All images are licensed under the Creative Commons Non-Commercial Share-Alike 3.0 agreement, and sourced from Flickr. image by seyed mostafa zamani