I do feel stress by being online most of the day. I
use Facebook, Twitter, Instagram , mail
and blog almost every day. I have education with Information Technology
and I enjoy using it in different ways. But sometimes I feel that my social
networks have control over my doings during my day. I often feel that I have to
check out Facebook immediately after eating my dinner. In the weekends I “need” to check
it out after breakfast. I feel that I
miss out something if I don’t do it, but I seldom missed out something important by
waiting. I still feel for checking every
day and that is a feeling I don’t like.
Another way the to turn on even more stress in life , is to use your smartphone for being online.
You can get notified about movements your ”friends” do all the time. If your friends are as active as
yourself ,you probably never get time off during a day . The youngsters in my
house are using the Internet a lot more than I . In the beginning I laughed
over their dependency. Now I`m sometimes rather frustrated. They are online
most of the day, and sometimes they are online when they are using the toilet, makes
dinner, eats dinner and in the break on
TV. Watch them doing this is frustrating me. They don`t see or talk to other
people who are physical around them and they often miss information we are
giving to them. Grownups
also use their mobile phones a lot when
they are waiting for something. For example in the waiting room for the dentist or doctor,
sitting in the car waiting for someone, on ferries, busses and other places we
used to sit down and look at other people passing through, we meditated over things in life or read a magazine or a newspaper. The most of the
population in the rich part of the world don’t do this anymore. We are sitting
next to each other staring at our phone.
Even at restaurants and cafes people are using their phone lot of the
time. I find this rather rude and always
ask my children to put it away when we are doing social things together. Rude
because you don’t give attention to the
persons sitting next to you ,and who might enjoy being with you. I think we all
should be more offline and rather organize the online time to a few times
during the day. Availability is often great but not 24/7.
Jeg har i mange år jobbet med ulike teknikker innen husflid, kunst og håndverk. Det meste av det jeg maler, tegner og syr er for salg. Resten er stort sett til eget og familiens bruk, om det ikke står noe annet.
torsdag 31. januar 2013
I need ICT but not all the time..
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I do agree with some of your statements here. We are too often online when we rather should have socialized with other people. I think a lot of the time we should have spent outside is wasted on online chatting, surfing and playing. I also see a tendency that children are getting less attention from grown ups since the phone or IPad is occupying the attention. Do you hear yourself saying; we will play, in a second darling. I'm just reading something. Soon finished.. An hour goes by... Oh, just a second. Won't you go and play with your toys instead. I'll come and play with you soon... Bed time sweet heart.
SvarSlettBut there are many positive aspects of this technology too. So how do we find the right balance between being online and not?