Our highly informatics era became quite a shock for many of us. At the time one part of society uses new means of information very actively, other people stay in the dark without any chance to make an approach to understanding new technologies. There is a raising awareness of does this problem have a potential danger of slicing the society into two parts which would never understand each other.
It is the fact that many of everyday activities became available for computer users only. For example, if you are a university student, you are supposed to submit your term paper as typed and printed document, they no longer accept hand-written papers. Furthermore, some manufacturers do not distribute information leaflets but give a website address on their products’ packs, thus only the Internet users can have an access to product details. The last but not the least, the computer skills became a crucial requirement for employment in urban areas.
Meanwhile, inhabitants of rural areas do not need new means of acquiring information. Their work and everyday activities do not demand using computers. For example, a farmer can use radio to hear the news and ordinary mail to communicate.
Taking into account the fact not every citizen can use new information technologies, governments would not change the traditional ways of interaction with their people. It is highly unlikely people would no longer have a possibility to vote by filling papers by hand or do other activities, important for their citizenship.
Informatics of society affected those, who have a need for instant information exchange. People, whose lifestyle do not require any haste in communication have an opportunity to use traditional ways of it. I am assured that as long as the situation does not make others change their way of life against their will, there is no risk of receiving serious social problems.
Our
highly
informatics era became quite a shock for
many
of us. At the time one part of society
uses
new
means of
information
very
actively
, other
people
stay in the dark without any chance to
make
an approach to understanding
new
technologies. There is a raising awareness of does this problem have a potential
danger
of slicing the society into two parts which would never understand each other.
It is the fact that
many
of everyday activities became available for computer users
only
.
For example
, if you are a university student, you
are supposed
to submit your term paper as typed and printed document, they no longer accept hand-written papers.
Furthermore
,
some
manufacturers do not distribute
information
leaflets
but
give a website address on their products’ packs,
thus
only
the Internet users can have
an access
to product
details
. The last
but
not the least, the computer
skills
became a crucial requirement for employment in urban areas.
Meanwhile, inhabitants of rural areas do not need
new
means of acquiring
information
. Their work and everyday activities do not demand using computers.
For example
, a farmer can
use
radio to hear the
news
and ordinary mail to communicate.
Taking into account the fact not every citizen can
use
new
information
technologies,
governments
would not
change
the traditional ways of interaction with their
people
. It is
highly
unlikely
people
would no longer have a possibility to vote by filling papers by hand or do other activities,
important
for their citizenship.
Informatics of society
affected
those, who have a need for instant
information
exchange.
People
, whose lifestyle do not require any haste in communication have an opportunity to
use
traditional ways of it. I
am assured
that as long as the situation does not
make
others
change
their way of life against their will, there is no
risk
of receiving serious social problems.