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What are my goals?Etiquettes of Technology or what I like to call EtiqTech! I do enjoy technology and admit that I'm one of those that need to have the latest gadgets and gizmos. But, as I see the news and read about society... I've come to the realization that technology is society's social downfall. We use technology so much that it lowers our social interactions and we also lose some of our human abilities (memorization, common sense skills, etc) Think about this - how many times do you go to a restaurant or any place and what is the first thing that you see? People have their heads down looking at their phones, tablets. What's worse is that it has become our favorite tools for baby sitting. Yes, it's so easy, it can keep your child busy while you finish up on some work or even for you to catch up on twitter or Facebook or catch the latest buzz on Instagram. It's not crazy to see how this has limited how our children behave in our world. I am from an old school version of respect and thoroughly believe in respecting our elders even if they are 1 second older than me. But you don't see that anymore! Why is that? It's because all of the social media do not enforce Etiquettes of using them! We are allowed to shout, scream, in big bolded letters, we can say whatever we want and no one can say anything about that... so ironic! So we can't blame our children, we can only look at what society is headed toward. Hence, I find myself looking into ways of teaching the Etiquettes of technology (EtiqTech) so that we don't lose our most naturally human trait our social being. It's a research that I'm passionate about and do see that we can use technology, but use it in a way to develop our children as respectable, compassionate social beings!

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