Fluent Essays

in fileRunning Head: ANOTATATE BIOGRAPHY 2 ANNOTATED BIOGRAPHY 2 Annotated Bibliography Student’s name Institutional manager Technological advancement represents the biggest and the most notable impact of our generations. People have embraced technology for the impact that it has created through increasing security, providing convenience, and reducing cost. Technological advancement help improving quality, increasing the quantity of production. Internet of things involves a segment of technology that Is responsible for representing the network for networks of objects. This means that through the internet of things technology people can be able to incorporate the internet on items that primarily did not have internet. Internet of things has been able to revolutionize the way people conduct business and the methods of data collection. The topic that I have embarked for the topic is “ The impact of the Internet of Things in the healthcare industry.” In the article, we will discuss, through annotated bibliography, the work of other scholars work on the above subjects. Philip, V., Suman, V. K., Menon, V. G., & Dhanya, K. A. (2017). A review on the latest internet of things-based healthcare applications. International Journal of Computer Science and Information Security, 15(1), 248 The first article s titled “ review of the latest internet of things technology within the healthcare technology. In the article, the researcher is required to establish the latest trends when it comes to the latest IoT technological advancement in the healthcare sector and the issue related to the technologies. Some of the IoT technology that was examined included; ingestible sensors and their related issue included non-medical adherence, ambient assisted living; the biggest issue is blood glucose variation, the third IoT included smartphone medicine and the issue related to is blood-glucose variation. Habibzadeh, H., Dinesh, K., Shishvan, O. R., Boggio-Dandry, A., Sharma, G., & Soyata, T. (2019). A survey of healthcare Internet of Things (IoT): A clinical perspective. IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 7(1), 53-71. The second research topic regarding a survey of clinical IoT. A clinical perspective. Through the research, the researchers sought to understand the IoT components that revolutionize the healthcare sector through the surveyance of emerging and existing technologies. The study established that there were key areas that made up for the aspect of IoT revolutionizing in the health sector, sensing technology was established to be on a continuous rise as more people rely on it, communication, and lastly data analytics. These three segments of the IoT were found to be the main aspects that were mostly utilized in the health sector. Dang, L. M., Piran, M., Han, D., Min, K.Your outline should organize the arguments you intend to present in your art project, but this process and product are also designed for academic papers. Purpose: A thick outline offers you a chance to precisely plan your final product and decide exactly how you will use each of your peer-reviewed sources to support your specific arguments.  Process: Choose between 3-5 arguments (no fewer; no more) you would like to address. Brainstorm the support you have for each argument from the peer-reviewed literature you read for your Annotated Bibliography. Label these with 1-3, 1-4, or 1-5 (whichever the case may be for you) in descending order of strength (meaning, #1 is the argument you have the most/best support for). Organize your outline into the same format you would use if you were writing a paper (e.g., intro with thesis statement, second strongest argument (2), weakest argument (last), next weakest argument (next to last) etc., strongest argument (1), conclusion). Sometimes it makes more sense to organize your arguments in a different way (e.g., chronologically, from general to specific, etc.). That is okay, but be sure your choices are purposeful. This is your chance to show me the connections you are making to what you found in your literature search.  Product: One-two page outline following an academic format (Intro with marked thesis, argument paragraphs, and Conclusion) with headers (at least Intro, some kind of Body, Conclusion, and Bibliography, but could include others) and detailed, substantial, informative bullet points. This should be a THICCCCK outline. The thicker the better. Give me fleshed-out bullet points with accompanying citations. Include phrases you want to use, specific quotes, statistics; anything you can think of. You want to communicate both what you are thinking and who you are thinking with. I should be able to read your outline and know EXACTLY how a paper you wrote from it would flow. Include a Bibliography with perfect citations at the end. I should be able to identify your thesis (label it!), your arguments, and see the literature you use to support those arguments (both the specific findings and how they relate to your thesis statement). An example of a thick outline is included in the module for this week, and can also be found in the Files tab.Intro • People are motivated by pleasure (Quoidbach, Sugitani, Gross, Taquet, & Akutsu, 2019) • Pleasure comes in many forms (e.g., food, leisure, sex - primarily important for this essay, pleasure is considered through lenses of sugar and sex) • Access to pleasure is unequal across the board (requires money and power) (Rizwan, 2017) • Global white supremacy means that in general, white people have far greater access to pleasure than people of color (Black people in particular) (Tessman, 2013) • Thesis statement – Through global white supremacy and their financial ability to pay for the consumption of both sugar and sex, white peoples have a long history of exploiting Black peoples in the Caribbean for pleasure. Argument – During the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, white British colonists exploited enslaved Black peoples to build sugar plantations • Global domination, imperialism, and colonialism (with their associated slavery) spread across the globe (Cromwell, 2014) • Colonialism and imperialism brought great wealth to white people while simultaneously violently exploiting people of color (Brower, 2016) • Caribbean climate ideal environment for growing sugarcane, a high pleasure, high demand product that white people could afford (Anker, 2020) • Transition – these circumstances created a local economy that catered to white pleasure Argument – Changes in Caribbean economy • Environmental degradation slowed sugar production (Draper, 2017) • Changes in British laws regarding slavery changed the economics of sugar production • Haitian slave revolt scared British colonists and forced white colonists to work with Black leaders who were formerly enslaved (Kaisary, 2008) • People who were formerly enslaved needed work, which the Caribbean economy was not prepared to support (Deere, 1990) • People often turn to sex work when there are constraints on other viable economic options (McCarthy, Benoit, & Jansson, 2014) • Transition - British colonists withdrew from Caribbean islands without taking responsibility for the resultant economic vacuum – Caribbean peoples had to do something to build their economy and their natural resources had been depleted Argument – Current economic opportunity in the Caribbean caters largely to the pleasure of white tourists • Many kinds of pleasure currently on offer on Caribbean islands (e.g., high-end resorts and all that goes with them) (Padilla, 2007) • Sex tourism is not insignificant in the Caribbean islands, partly because sex work is common (Siliang-Lu, Holmes, Noone, & Flaherty, 2020) • It is primarily white peoples who consume these forms of Caribbean pleasure (Padilla, 2007) • Transition – the imposition of British imperialism in the Caribbean brings whiteness into direct association with pleasure in that region. Argument – For centuries, the producers of Caribbean pleasure were often Black, and the consumers of pleasure were often w