A source can be either primary or secondary. The statement that if you interview a dentist to learn about her experiences on the job, she is considered a secondary source of information is false. A primary source provides direct or firsthand experience, while a secondary source of information describes or analyzes the primary source. In this case, when the dentist is interviewed she is considered as primary source because she is speaking about herself and her experience.
Yes, and no, social network can distract a student like YouTube or face book, while it can be used as a tool for studying and to put your google documents in the cloud. plus if a teacher posts homework on his/her website, and you happen to forget the paper bringing it home, you can just simply print it instead of having to explain to the teacher
Where is the attached file?
It could glitch out or be hacked or deleted.