Examining the area and its influence:
The assignment this week provided some very aspects that are
highly relevant. The article that was found was “How animations can help
scientists test a hypothesis” (Iwasa, 2014). In reading this article there was some
very useful information discovered. The author Janet Iwasa provides a visual
outline of how animation is used to describe the processes and action of the previously
mentioned. When incorporated properly the users of the animations will have a
clearer picture of a particular process.
This will
allow them to make better decisions in their particular field. As the visual
aspect can now be implemented to provide a clearer picture. In the medical field
and other areas this is a significant gain in the use of technology and
guidance. The animation process allows for
the effective use of communicating an idea and exploring the hypothesis. In the
medical field this is extremely important. For example, the animation process
can act a catalyst that feed back into the research process (Iwasa, 2014). This
is completed when a researcher animates a particular test (figure.1) and more details are
given and seen throughout the process. In this way a better foundation is
gained that is more suitable for all involved.
Once these actions have been taken the
validation of the information will be easier. This is because the process will
be understood in a better manner and the found implementations will be more
effective. The video provided information that was new to me as I never looked
at the process in this way. In examining my views it was clear to see that my actions
were limited at best.
In the video the
actions of the respective personnel are discussed and the results can be
gauged. If this can be implemented on larger scale in a consistent manner then
there will be a lot more success in the respective fields (Iwasa, 2014). This action
has proven that it can be applied to all areas without compromising the
specific actions.
Too many times
process have been adopted that required too much comprise and very little
improvement overall. In this instance however the process has been proven to be
every effective and have a firm foundation. Overall the process has been very
effective and shown to be a winner on all fronts. With that in in mind expect
this process to become the standard.
Technology: The use of the process can be very effective if
supervised and implemented properly.
Cultural: This process can be used and not influence the cultural
aspect in a negative way. This is true for most of population in the world.
However, there those whose religion may discourage the implementation because of
the process providing change outside of their control.
Reference
Iwasa, J. (2014). How animations can help scientists test a hypothesis.
Retrieved on November 3, 2014 from http://www.ted.com/talks/janet_iwasa_how_animations_can_help_scientists_test_a_hypothesis
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