Born for the Internet
This video was a suggested must-view from my recent LIFT session in Brandon. Born for the Internet As much as the video is funny, it does have a message. The Internet can provide instructions on almost anything imaginable. Zhao states that, "computers can substitute for humans when computers have all the needed information to complete the task and such information is reorganized and acquired in a form that computers can process". The baby in the video did not require any assistance in cutting the umbilical cord; the web provided instructions. In real life, and as a proud father of three daughters, I will cringe at the thought of anyone besides a qualified doctor to conduct such a critical task. One caution is that not all online instruction is "good" instruction. I recall this Spring looking for YouTube videos to help me learn how to install a new furnace fan motor in my camper. I wisely checked a number of suggested hits; the first ...