Adebola Adewole

[mywebauthoringspace]

7 Reasons Why You Need To Take A Break From Social Media

There's no doubt social media is a significant part of our daily lives. You can hardly go out for dinner without having people upload pictures of their meals to Instagram or take a quick selfie. Our generation is defined by a culture of likes,…

Tap Tap. Tap

*drops phone*

*phone beeps*

*picks it up again*

*tap tap*

Read up this article and  see how this tool is messing up with our mental health. Even if we choose to acknowledge that it has its own benefits, we cannot overlook the fact that the negative aspects outweighs the positive sides. 

We need to start living in virtual reality and not pretending!

[mywebauthoringspace]

5 Crazy Ways Social Media Is Changing Your Brain Right Now

Your brain may never be the same! Watch our Q&A: http://youtu.be/thYzq0TEwbs Send us stuff! ASAPSCIENCE INC. P.O. BOX 93, Toronto P, TORONTO, ON, M5S2S6 Subs...

Technology has infiltrated basically every aspects of our lives, there are instances we feel the urge to check our Facebook, Twitter, Instagram accounts anticipating messages on our social platforms or rather we imagine vibrations when there is none. Increased multitasking online reduces the brain’s ability to filter interference and even make it harder for our brain to commit information to memory e.g. when our phone buzzes in the middle of a productive session or rather, did it even buzz? This is referred to as Phantom Vibration Syndrome ....lol....I totally can relate because this happens every time to me and i’m not alone on this ship...Go check out this insightful video.. 

Cheers

[mywebauthoringspace]

How much is ‘too much time’ on social media?

Researchers are investigating whether social media addiction constitutes a mental disorder. Is this a moral panic or food for thought?

Very insightful article. We  are all on this digital evolution journey and nobody wants to be left behind in the race. Although this has given rise to some behavioral abnormalities : addiction, depression, over-reliance, but at the same time, it has also been beneficial too: we can have our long-distance interactions, make advertisement without having to move around, created a source of livelihood for so many and a host of other benefits. 

At the end of the day, it all boils down to every individual and finding in a  balance between social media  and the real world. 

[mywebauthoringspace]

Tips for Managing School Stress - ft. Study With Jess

Classes, exams, and homework can all cause a lot of stress - here's how to deal with it. This video is a collab with my friend Jess, who has a postgraduate d...

is it just me that’s feeling the pressure of the assignments deadline. Wheew! Its a whole lot! 

I hope this video helps someone destress though

[mywebauthoringspace]

HTML Crash Course For Absolute Beginners

In this crash course I will cram as much about HTML that I can. This is meant for absolute beginners. If you are interested in learning HTML but know nothing...

I literally started with this tutorial video. This has been like my backbone in learning about html basically and of course coupled with school lectures, I was able to find my feet on the HTML journey. Constant practice and dedication. 

[mywebauthoringspace]

How to Improve Your HTML & CSS Skills - Shay Howe

The road from knowing a little HTML and CSS to proficiency can be difficult and demanding. See how to best practice and learn HTML and CSS, making the road enjoyable and advantageous.

This is a great link for a beginner like me, although i’m beginning to get a hang of it but at some point, it gets really overwhelming i get so tensed. Going through this website has helped me prepare both in the mental aspect and dealing with HTML and CSS practically. It gives a step to step guide and its very really easy to follow up.  I am anticipating building up my own website soon.

[mywebauthoringspace]

I found this  website quite helpful especially for newbies like me that kinda have issues with sighting of a lot of symbols and alphabets. lol...I must say i’m kinda getting a hang on the whole HTML and CSS thaingy compared to my first time of seeing it; coupled with constant practice. #HTML #CSS. 

[mywebauthoringspace]

Is the Internet Changing Our Memory?

Many of us spend hours a day on the Internet, and whenever we have a question, it's easy to go to Google to quickly look up information. Is this changing the...

Is our brain getting harmed or is it just adapting? 

I do not believe the internet is harming my memory. Although, there is a considerable amount of reliance.

[mywebauthoringspace]

Watson Internet of Things Platform - Welcome to the era of cognitive IoT

The era of cognitive business has begun. Dr. John E. Kelly III, Senior Vice President, IBM Solutions Portfolio and Research, describes the importance of cogn...

Whilst following up with the digital world trend. IBM is innovating cognitive business(Internet of things).

[mywebauthoringspace]

The Evolution of Digital Marketing: 30 Years in the Past & Future

Over the past three decades, marketing has had to contend with leaps in technology. The Sales Era witnessed the invention of the telephone, swiftly followed by the rise of television and the Marketing Department Era.

The rate at which digital media has evolved and still is evolving is a wonder; and we just have to keep up at its pace.

[mywebauthoringspace]

TV and digital media

https://www.adweek.com/tv-video/4-trends-tv-and-digital-media-that-will-shake-up-the-industry-in-2018/

The flexibility of the digital world has delved a huge impact both negatively and positively in the media world.

[mywebauthoringspace]

Thoughts.....

https://soundcloud.com/bridging-the-gaps/delete-book-with-viktor-mayer-schonberger

This is an interesting podcast I found totally interesting and it’s an eye opener on how the internet truly works.

I feel i should have control over my engagements on social media and also be able to permanently delete what i post. I mean, i’m an entirely different person from who i was 5 years ago and shouldn’t have to be judged based on occurrence in the past and this is the reality of some people . Sometimes when i go through stuffs i posted on My Facebook page for example, I cringe and ask myself “what were you thinking” and most times, i just want to delete them almost immediately. lol...I am very strong on the opinion that there should be a way to permanently delete (with absolutely no source of reference) what i feel doesn’t serve me anymore and there should be legal backing binding this.