Journal 24

"There's so much interest in exercising our minds as we age," said the researcher, Dr. Gary Small, a professor at the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior at UCLA. "One result of this study is that these technologies are not all bad. They may be good in keeping our brains active."
To study what brains look like when people are searching the Internet, Small recruited two groups of people: one that had minimal computer experience and another that was Web savvy.

I think that this article si pretty cool telling us about how the old way to study was and how the new things are right now. How the chalk board turned to a white board and then to a smart board. Lots of old ways to that were transforned to better thing by technology.