Question

What were the goals of the “paperless society” ideal? to more easily access and save information and to reduce waste to create more jobs for people who work in information technology careers to make the Internet run faster and to help every home acquire a computer to limit access of information to those who use computers for learning

Answer 1

The correct answer is A. To more easily access and save information and to reduce waste.

Explanation

The "paperless society" is a theory developed by Frederick Wilfrid Lancaster in 1978. In this theory, Frederick Wilfridho stated that written communication should be replaced for purely virtual or digital communication this means, books, documents, letters, and other printed materials needed to be replaced using digital texts. Additionally, replacing printing documents would mean a reduction in the trash produced by the sheets while guaranteeing people can have access and store the information from any place in the world. So, the correct answer is A. To more easily access and save information and to reduce waste.

Answer 2

The answer is : to more easily access and save information and to reduce waste. It is more convenient to receive and store our information in a digital format. when we reduce paper waste by using technology more.