A pathfinder looks like to me a search engine type thing where, you look up information that you need such as college help, computer help and etc.
HomeWork:
The pathlfinder that I choose is Psychology pathfinder I found it had many different links, also thing I discovered was the links i found were useful for my topic I was interested in, also I discovered was that the pathfinder said it had a few books in it's area. I found interesting is that they had many things on that one topic. I also found it interesting they said they have many books in their reference area.
How can I limit my search with a pathfinder?
For your topic, list the key words and search terms and questions you created.
1) How do Cell phones work?
2) How many different features can a cell phone has?
3) What are other methods that companies use to manipulate the consumer and make an even huger profit?
2) How does cell phones services actually benefit from cell phones?
4) Why are they needed in our society?
Key terms - Cell phones, Different features on cell phone,cell phones in society
Homework:
Cellular Telephones Use In America and Perceptions of Safety, Michael Goodman, Ph.D., Frances D. Bents, Louis Tijerina, Ph.D., Walter Wierwille, Ph.D., Neil Lerner, Ph.D., and Denise Benel, Transportation Department (DOT) National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Jan. 1998
This has taught me many different things on cell phones also how much they have advance in techology years old back in the 90's they where around big an funny looking but they where around and now in the 2000's how an indiviuals use this teechology for pictures also mp3 players the list can go on and nowadays almost every age and race have a cell phone which about 5 years ago mainly adults had one but even the younger teens even little kids have one
Web sites title:
Recycled Cell Phones--A Treasure Trove of Valuable Metals
1)That reuseing the matel is good for our soceity because it reduces the waste.
2)There were approximately 1 billion cell phones in use worldwidein 2002.
3)Even though cell phones are small that means small amount of metal are in them but since there are so many being made the amount of metal become greatly needed.
1) That metal actually being reused even though its very small
2)That its better for our enviorment to reused the metal.
1)If cell phones use this much metal in the long like years from now is it going to hurt the earth like its natural supply?
How does the cell phone affect the individual in everyday life
How cell phones become second nature to us?
Are cell phones something we absolutely need to have?
How would it affect one budget?
Are there any long term illnesses that come from cell phones?
Should there be laws for having a cell phone?
Does it help our lives or make it more difficult?
Will our future children be born having a cell phone?
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What is a pathfinder?
A pathfinder looks like to me a search engine type thing where, you look up information that you need such as college help, computer help and etc.
HomeWork:
The pathlfinder that I choose is Psychology pathfinder I found it had many different links, also thing I discovered was the links i found were useful for my topic I was interested in, also I discovered was that the pathfinder said it had a few books in it's area. I found interesting is that they had many things on that one topic. I also found it interesting they said they have many books in their reference area.
How can I limit my search with a pathfinder?
For your topic, list the key words and search terms and questions you created.
1) How do Cell phones work?
2) How many different features can a cell phone has?
3) What are other methods that companies use to manipulate the consumer and make an even huger profit?
2) How does cell phones services actually benefit from cell phones?
4) Why are they needed in our society?
Key terms - Cell phones, Different features on cell phone,cell phones in society
Homework:
Cellular Telephones Use In America and Perceptions of Safety, Michael Goodman, Ph.D., Frances D. Bents, Louis Tijerina, Ph.D., Walter Wierwille, Ph.D., Neil Lerner, Ph.D., and Denise Benel, Transportation Department (DOT) National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Jan. 1998
This has taught me many different things on cell phones also how much they have advance in techology years old back in the 90's they where around big an funny looking but they where around and now in the 2000's how an indiviuals use this teechology for pictures also mp3 players the list can go on and nowadays almost every age and race have a cell phone which about 5 years ago mainly adults had one but even the younger teens even little kids have one
Web sites title:
Recycled Cell Phones--A Treasure Trove of Valuable Metals
Url:http://sks.sirs.com/cgi-bin/hst-article-display?id=SINFOTECHH-0-753&artno=0000253703&type=ART&shfilter=U&key=&res=Y&ren=Y&gov=Y&lnk=Y&ic=N1)That reuseing the matel is good for our soceity because it reduces the waste.
2)There were approximately 1 billion cell phones in use worldwidein 2002.
3)Even though cell phones are small that means small amount of metal are in them but since there are so many being made the amount of metal become greatly needed.
1) That metal actually being reused even though its very small
2)That its better for our enviorment to reused the metal.
1)If cell phones use this much metal in the long like years from now is it going to hurt the earth like its natural supply?
How does the cell phone affect the individual in everyday life
How cell phones become second nature to us?
Are cell phones something we absolutely need to have?
How would it affect one budget?
Are there any long term illnesses that come from cell phones?
Should there be laws for having a cell phone?
Does it help our lives or make it more difficult?
Will our future children be born having a cell phone?
Have the cell phone usage gone out of control?
Are phones the highest way of communication?