Chat room Essays

  • The Chat Room

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    The Chat Room As Dr. Barry Mowell of Broward Community College once put it, "One of the most effective vehicles for wasting your time and interacting with pre-pubescent or otherwise immature, rude people who frequently engage in gross self aggrandizement and ill- mannered behavior would be the internet chatroom." When I read that six months ago, I ventured into a chat room for the first time. I found that a chat room can be quite addicting. I have since chatted on the internet

  • My First Chat Room Experience

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    My First Chat Room Experience Perhaps some of the most amusing sites to visit on the Internet are the online communities. Given this topic, I was forced, although it was inevitable experience hardly avoidable, to do some self exploration by entering the intriguing world of chat communities. Communities designed for talk, friendship, romance, entertainment, education, support, or even pleasure. With the variety of topics I had the opportunity to explore, I was exposed to all of these options. Initially

  • Internet Chat Rooms

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    Internet Chat Rooms missing works cited Over the course of the last several years I have explored several on line communities such as intimate adult chat, travel, dogs, trivia, and writers. Mostly I was curious about what draws people to chat rooms and what benefit, if any, is derived from their going to chat rooms. I was also curious as to whether people actually used the information gleaned, whether it was beneficial or did they simply just check out rooms because they were lonely and wanted

  • Teacher Chat Room Essay

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    Lesson Planning and Teacher Chat Rooms The nature of research and discovery of a topic at one time used to be complicated. Going to the library, searching through piles of cards that were categorized and confusing in itself. Trying to find the various sections of material and checking out the material (books, periodicals, etc.) I just thought, thank God for the library course offered through the University! How would I have ever found what I was looking for! I could brows through the high school

  • The Pros and Cons of Chat Rooms

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    Chat rooms in today’s society can be a good and bad thing. First off what is a chat room? A chat room to me is a place where you can go and talk to people about different things. They have them from preteens up to adults. It is very easy to get into the rooms no matter what age you are. There is no real way for anyone to check if you are of age when using a computer. This makes it simple for me or anyone to get caught up in something that I shouldn’t be doing. To get connected to a chat

  • The Pros and Cons of Internet Chat Rooms

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    The Pros and Cons of Internet Chat Rooms Computers have affected our lives in so many ways. To the way we finance things, to the way we find our future significant other. The outcomes of computers probably happen with in the last five years, give or take some. It had made people become in love with being in a virtual world and new people. That now in “real” life the people do not know how to act around not virtual people. In this report I plan to take a look at the pros and cons of meeting/talking

  • Online Communities - Chat Rooms and Discussion Boards

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    Online Communities - Chat Rooms and Discussion Boards To those who have never experienced an online community they may seem pointless, a waste of time or simply childish. However, for those that have expanded beyond the traditional means of communication such as, talking on the telephone or conversing face-to-face, online communities offer a new and exciting means of communication. They offer a chance to meet others, gain advice, voice an opinion, defend an argument, or to simply relax and have

  • The Pros and Cons of Three Types of Online Communities- Chat Rooms, Social Network Sites, and Online Classrooms

    1466 Words  | 3 Pages

    (IM) services, chat rooms, blogging sites, social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook, and online classrooms/school groups. I intend to discuss three of these types of online communities – chat rooms, social network sites, and online classrooms/school groups – and look into the pros and cons of using each of these. First, I will talk about internet chat rooms. A chat room is a site where users can talk live to other users. Users are online at the same time and can “chat” back and forth

  • Chat Room Cyrano

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    In the story “Chat Room” by Kristin Butcher, Wellington High School is starting up a new online chat room for all students. The students have the choice if they want to join the chatroom or not, but if they do they have to create a username. Linda, the protagonist, has to make the choice. Should she join the chat room or not. She decides to join, but this choice impacts many other people including herself. When Linda first gets on to the chatroom, she is intrigued by a student with the name of

  • Technology In Counseling

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    Technology continues to advance each year. With new electronic products, apps and social media, it was inevitable that technological innovation made way into the school system. As social media and technology come into play with school counseling, there are benefits and disadvantages. School counselors are using technology toward their advantages. In the survey Sabella (2005) conducted, counselors were using technology to better their work. Some of the ideas mentioned in the survey were, creating

  • Cyberbullying Comparison

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    Technology and innovation in the 21st century demonstrate an effective means for people to communication and interaction effectively with one another eliminating time and space restriction. The chat room, emails, blogs, social media websites such as Facebook, Tweeter, Instagram and texting provide the opportunity for individuals who would otherwise have no access to them making cell phones and the internet very popular across the generation (Siegel, 2010). Many people use the cyber medium for diverse

  • Mental Disorders: Schizophrenic Chat Rooms

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    “normal” with the schizophrenic symptoms, and how they feel like they are alone. Which is why most find themselves on schizophrenic chat rooms and forums that have become increasingly popular. In these chat rooms, they can share deep detailed experiences with others with the exact condition, so they can feel the “normalcy” they feel like they deserve (psychforum). In the chat rooms and forums, they express their day to day lives,

  • Speech Community

    605 Words  | 2 Pages

    Speech Community Contribution There is an infinite amount of chat rooms available on the internet and each one can be defined as its own speech community. I have chosen to analyze a chat room that is devoted to the hit Fox reality show, American Idol. The transcript used was from a chat session that occurred at 10:00 PM on March 27, 2005. This online chat room seemed to be the source of a continuous flow of opinionated statements regarding the television show. Due to the anonymity of the internet

  • Technology and Catching Child Pornography Users

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    majorly increased based on the help of technology in society today, the help of online chat rooms, high-technology-based police work, and a simple white van. One of the main concerns in the world with the problem of child pornography is the new and improved online chat rooms. “As the world wide web becomes progressively easier to navigate, computer costs plummet and technology proliferates, and the intimate chat rooms of the internet become progressively more user-friendly and accessible to juveniles

  • How To Annoy People

    1691 Words  | 4 Pages

    How To Annoy People This paper will attempt to explore how to annoy people in many different situations these categories are as follows: how to annoy people in restaurants, chat rooms, while driving, and in the grocery store. Also explored are annoying your roommate, your neighbors, public bathroom stall mates, your teacher or professor, and the police. The following are guaranteed ways to annoy at your favorite restaurant: Decline to be seated and simply eat their complementary mints by the

  • Human Interaction via the Internet

    781 Words  | 2 Pages

    again to the way people interact with each other electronically namely the internet. Having been involved in computers and nearly everything related for the majority of my life I have experienced a number of different tools and applications from chat rooms to online games to instant messaging that provide a means of interacting with others in a number of different ways. This experience and other concepts and ideas that Ive either read about or envisioned stood as my foundation in deciding on and formulating

  • Sex Predators: Helpful Or Harmful?

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    who and where the sex predators are hiding when they have already become victims of online abuse. The reason why victims are finding out about online sex predators too late is because they are not informed of the dangers of social media and online chat rooms. This is the main argument of my final

  • Techniques Used by Law Enforcement Officers to Catch Criminals

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    used to catch child predators in online chat rooms. These men and women of the law pose as young boys and girls in an effort to catch a predator before they can harm another child. In the course of the transcript we were to read for class, the officer posed as a 12-year-old girl. To convince the predator jazzeman04 that he was talking to a 12-year-old girl the officer placed a deceptive picture on “her” profile. The officer was also keen on the current chat lingo, and communicated in the same manner

  • Online Dangers

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    opened more doors to danger. The World Wide Web wreaks havoc on our own lives without us even knowing. From bullying to sexual predators, social media is damaging people’s reputations and even consuming their life through cyber bullying, online chat rooms, and pornography. Cyber bullying is a leading danger in today’s online life, especially among teenagers. While many people believe to understand what cyber bullying is, not many grasp the effects of it. This can cause anxiety, depression, and

  • Teachers.Net

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    Teachers.Net I could feel the muscles in my back and in my neck tense up. My palms began to sweat. "What do you know about on-line virtual communities?" This simple little question posed by my English professor initiated a state of panic for me. Come to think about it, I did not know much about virtual communities, so how was I suppose to write a paper on the subject? The tension escalated. Up to this point, using the MOO during the computer lab segment of my English class was the only educational