CSOC 880: Information Technology and Society Module 9
I am needing the first third of the lesson for my notes for completion.
The way I take my notes is I summarize the entire section by turning the heading into a question and incorporate the boldened terms (if found) within the section to supplement my understanding. THE MORE CONCISE THE BETTER!
I have attached the following materials:
Module 3 notes (the best format I have for this course on how I take notes)
Module 9 class (this is where I’d like you to take notes on my behalf)
Here are my particular questions for the remainder of the module from “The Quantified Self”:
– Are People More Than Numbers? Define and incorporate the following terms while answering the summarized question: self-tracking, lifelogging, quantified self, qualitative information, and quantitative information
– How do you Question the Quantified Self and why should you question it? Define and incorporate the following terms while answering the summarized question: social stratification and tiered society.
– In this particular section, answer the subheading “So … What’s the harm in that?” by summarizing the section to answer what is the significance to that portion.
– What components qualify as Quantified Health? What is Quantified Health? Define and incorporate the following terms while answering the summarized question: online health platforms, double-edged logic.
– What is the typology of online health platforms, differentiating between four categories? Why is this relevant to Quantified Health?
– What happens to the data? Define and incorporate the following terms while answering the summarized question: commodification of health data, and exclude individuals with pre-existing conditions.
– How to Make Self-Tracking Mandatory? Why should it be Mandatory? How does this relate to the digital enclosure and what is the digital enclosure?
– How did the transition From Quantification to Gamification occur? Define and incorporate the following terms while answering the summarized question: individual agency, extensions of man, and gamification
