When the Internet and modern technologies came into our lives (Jarvis 3)
I decided to use them and search for the favorite mat movie. Browsing the Internet was my first encounter, and I still recall the feeling of curiosity mixed with confusion and endless intrigue, browsing new websites and looking at the variety of connections and details on them. I had the vision of the Internet, but I couldn't really expect the bulk of the possibilities it provides. I was so excited and grateful to see the names and contents of the books I wanted at school that I didn't need to browse the library. However, most of all I was impressed by the immensity Internet and the width of opportunities, which it offered.
The content of the media and opportunity to find everything needed by click of a mouse made me excited and interested.
I remember that browsing and familiarizing with media content interested me to the extent that I have lost track of time and was “walking” its huge spaces, trying to find and watch as much as I could. For me, as for the inexperienced user, media turned out to be very helpful. I found all the necessary information to prepare school report and leant to download books and music. In addition, I learnt to use archives to find the oldest materials and search for the latest news. At the beginning I used Internet only in academic purposes, but some time later I opened its diversity and learnt to use social networks and download favorite movies. I must confess that it was great and extremely useful experience, which opened the door into new world of endless information for me.
Works cited
Jarvis, J. “What Would Google Do?”, NY: Collins Business, 2009
