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Hi!
Up to now I’ve read the articles about “RFID and Roll-call” and “Saving the planet with cell phones".
The main idea in both articles is the use of technology to improve our lifestyles. The RFID application is based on controlling our children at school but it’s necessary a lot of money to put into practice this experiment. I think, in this case, this technology is used only to control, it’s a kind of “Big Brother” experiment!
About the second article, I think using cell phones we won’t save the planet but using them and technology in general, we can improve the life conditions of the Underdeveloped World, it’s necessary to help them!
I know a foundation ( EAHS ) that develops TIC projects to help some South American countries. These projects are focus on improving the processes of health in remote rural areas of developing countries.
In my opinion, people from developing countries should learn useful things of the Developed World but we should learn other things from them such as values, points of views in life, etc..I recommend you this video “Binta y la gran idea” (Sorry Valentina, it’s in French with subtitles in Spanish, but I think it’s a video everybody should see!). I hope you like it!
[Please Valentina, correct my mistakes! It’s very useful to improve my writing!]
Sorry, I had problems with the links:
EHAS
Binta y la gran idea
Hi! I see you've been working hard. Thank you very much for your interesting comment. I'll try to watch the video a.s.a.p and will be back to you with some comment on it.
Go through your article again and correct one mistake you made. I'll give you a clue: it's a passive
I don't know where the mistake is.
Sorry!
Hi!
The mistake is kind of hidden.
These projects are focus should be rewritten "These projects are focused"
Thanks!
Could "These projects focus on..." be possible?
Yes, you can say that as well.
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