Conversation between Sources

The origin of the research paper is the network people talk to each other. Your source seems not to be active, but they represent the authors' own identity and perspective, which makes it not only possible to make conversations between them but also vivid. Information sources can talk to each other as well as those who may have different types of conversations. They may support, supplement, confrontation, or attack each other's opinions.

In order to easily identify conversations between sources, examine these sources (articles, websites, images, videos, books) and consider the following questions.

Why are not other sources participating in the conversation? Can they have another conversation? Can you link all the sessions in one network?

The conflict between Rebecca Rosen and Clive Thompson shows an example of a dialogue between two sources discussing how possible new media might affect literacy. In her article "This is your brain on the Internet", Rosen discusses the negative impact of online reading and how it turns reading into "scatter" (51). Instead, Thompson claimed in his article "New Literature" "Online native media is promoting culture in a calm direction." The conflict of this idea creates a dialogue between the two authors and creates a dialogue between the two sources.

To create this conversation between sources, you first need to sketch the link between them. Analyze how the source interacts with one or more other sources. Use a reference from the source to explain and support these links. This will help you connect your ideas as a first step in building discussions in literature review.

Please explain this idea to support this demo reference and listen to these conversations

Critically think about how these conversations in your resources can help you to strengthen your discussion and position in your research

Takai, John T., "Stock vector: yen puzzle figure" through the stock vector diagram. Public domain photo (55837336)

Vaclavek, Petr, "Small Bubbles - Large Callouts Made Of Retro Colors" Stock Vector Illustration. Public domain photo (73007482)

The transport layer uses the port number to keep track of the digital conversation between the source application and the target application. The two protocols running on the transport layer are TCP and UDP. TCP can provide reliability by establishing connections and maintaining flow control and error recovery. In the client / server network model, the network device plays a role of a server that provides specific services such as file transfer and storage. The device requesting the service takes on the role of the client. In the client / server network model, you do not need to use a dedicated server, but if it exists, the network model used is the client / server model. In contrast, the peer-to-peer network model does not have a dedicated server

The conflict between Rebecca Rosen and Clive Thompson shows an example of a dialogue between two sources discussing how possible new media might affect literacy. In her article "This is your brain on the Internet", Rosen discusses the negative impact of online reading and how it turns reading into "scatter" (51). Instead, Thompson claimed in his article "New Literature" "Online native media is promoting culture in a calm direction." The conflict of this idea creates a dialogue between the two authors and creates a dialogue between the two sources.

To create this conversation between sources, you first need to sketch the link between them. Analyze how the source interacts with one or more other sources. Use a reference from the source to explain and support these links. This will help you connect your ideas as a first step in building discussions in literature review.