[eBook] [PDF] For Who Should We Be Online 1st Edition By Karen Frost Arnold

[eBook] [PDF] For Who Should We Be Online 1st Edition By Karen Frost Arnold

Who Should We Be Online? looks at how the internet affects who we are and what we know, based on things like our identity and social inequalities. The internet, from social media to search engines to websites like Wikipedia, plays a huge part in how we share and find information. The book talks about problems on the internet, like fake news and content moderation, and shows how things like sexism and racism can affect what we see and learn online.

The author, Frost-Arnold, uses ideas from different subjects like computer science and social studies to understand how the internet works. She explains how the internet can spread wrong information, but also how it can be a way for groups of people to share important knowledge and fight for change. The book looks at different people online, like moderators and imposters, and explains what’s wrong with the way the internet is now. It also offers ideas on how we can make the internet a better place for everyone.

The book suggests that we should care about truth and fairness when sharing knowledge online, but also remember that problems in society can affect how people use the internet. Frost-Arnold gives ideas on how to improve the internet to make it more helpful for everyone.