Training for Students complete!
I'm a freshman who is from China in UW Bothell, and my name is Mia. This nickname is from my favorite movie Mamma Mia. My ideal major is biomedical engineer, and I am trying hard to reach that goal. My interest in pursuing an opportunity to further education in Biomedical Engineering have grown tremendously, and such interest drive more from my logical need to become who I want to be than who I am told to be.
The four articles that I chose are all about lifeloggin and ethics, and they are "lifelog," “cyberethics,” “database,” and “cloud storage.”
I chose “lifelog” because I want to talk about liflogging and ethics, and this article gives me a general idea what lifelogging is. Then, I can know how lifelogging is related to ethics.
“cyberethics” is an article that tells me once you post something online, you can’t control who to look at it, so that is the biggest problem because it is impossible to save all data of daily life to a personal computer.
The article “database” tells me that how data is managed, and it also talks about the database security between the owner and the user. “Cloud storage” tells me where the data go and some advantages and downsides about cloud storage.
The article that does not exist in Wikipedia, but I want to talk about is “lifelogging and ethics.” People who do lifelogging have to record someone else, then whether those people who are recorded are willing to do that, and if lifeloggers would do something before they upload the data are big problems.
Training for Students complete!
I'm a freshman who is from China in UW Bothell, and my name is Mia. This nickname is from my favorite movie Mamma Mia. My ideal major is biomedical engineer, and I am trying hard to reach that goal. My interest in pursuing an opportunity to further education in Biomedical Engineering have grown tremendously, and such interest drive more from my logical need to become who I want to be than who I am told to be.
The four articles that I chose are all about lifeloggin and ethics, and they are "lifelog," “cyberethics,” “database,” and “cloud storage.”
I chose “lifelog” because I want to talk about liflogging and ethics, and this article gives me a general idea what lifelogging is. Then, I can know how lifelogging is related to ethics.
“cyberethics” is an article that tells me once you post something online, you can’t control who to look at it, so that is the biggest problem because it is impossible to save all data of daily life to a personal computer.
The article “database” tells me that how data is managed, and it also talks about the database security between the owner and the user. “Cloud storage” tells me where the data go and some advantages and downsides about cloud storage.
The article that does not exist in Wikipedia, but I want to talk about is “lifelogging and ethics.” People who do lifelogging have to record someone else, then whether those people who are recorded are willing to do that, and if lifeloggers would do something before they upload the data are big problems.