Integrate uProc with Slack

“Introduction” is a sentence that introduces the subject of the article. It is basically a short version of the thesis statement. The introduction should include a broad description of the topic or problem and might include background information about the problem, its origins, and some factors that might have caused it.

For example:

The rise of mobile phones has had many effects on people’s daily lives. Nowadays, people rely heavily on their mobile phones to communicate with one another. Some people even use their mobile phones as alarm clocks. However, people have become less dependable in person because they can just call or text another person instead of actually meeting up with them in person. The main aim of this article is to discuss how uProc will be an ideal cplaborative top for Slack to communicate with one another.

As you can see, the introduction does not contain specific details about uProc and Slack yet. The purpose is to introduce the reader to the general idea of the argument you are going to make in the body section of your article.

The body section of your article should be composed of three paragraphs. introduction, argumentation, conclusion. The introduction should be placed after your first topic sentence in the body section. In this paragraph, you will expand on your topic sentence and explain why it is important to your argument. You will also include more details about your topic, such as examples and statistics. For example:

Introduction:

Mobile phones have become an integral part of our everyday lives, especially when it comes to communication. According to a 2011 study, Americans send about 5,184 texts each month (Murray. However, a recent study found that people tend to underestimate how much time they spend using their phone (Liao. People who don’t own a cell phone or use their cell phone very little might find these statistics hard to believe. However, for those who own a cell phone and use it regularly, these statistics might come as no surprise. Since the majority of people own mobile phones nowadays, people rely heavily on their mobile phones for communication. This reliance has led to a change in behavior. People no longer want to meet up with friends physically because they can just send a text message or call them instead. In fact, gatherings at coffee shops and bookstores have become rarer because most people would rather use their phone than talk to real live people around them. On top of that, most people don’t want to give out their number to others unless they are close friends or family members. Many people now just use social media platforms or online dating websites to look for partners instead of traditional ways like going out to socialize in public places.

Argumentation:

Why is this happening? What caused this change in behavior? In her article “Why We Text So Much. Mobile Communication, Emotions, and Social Relationships” (2012), Dr. Corinne Lasmézas suggests that mobile phones have made it possible for us to disconnect ourselves from other people around us and avoid potentially awkward social interactions (p. 461. For instance, if we are sitting alone at a coffee shop and someone starts talking to us, we can simply pretend that we are busy texting someone else or reading something on our phone without having to lie directly to the person (p. 461. Similarly, if we are sitting with other people at a coffee shop and someone starts talking about something embarrassing, we can simply pretend that we are busy texting someone else or reading something on our phone without having to leave the group (p. 462. These situations allow us to avoid difficult conversations and interactions with others without having to face the potential consequences of having to do so. People in public places now tend to pay more attention to their phones than the people around them because they have an easy way out if someone brings up an uncomfortable topic. It also makes it easier for them to avoid confrontation with others if they don’t want to talk about something personal or engage in an uncomfortable conversation with others (p. 463. This kind of avoidance behavior ultimately leads to loneliness which is detrimental to our mental health and well-being (p. 464. The best way to avoid this kind of behavior is through proper education on how to handle awkward situations in public places without relying on technpogy as an escape route (p. 465. Perhaps integrating uProc into Slack would help alleviate some of these problems by making it easier for users to keep in contact with one another through real life interactions instead of worrying about sending text messages or calling them all the time.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, integrating uProc into Slack would help alleviate some of the problems associated with using mobile phones too much and potentially help users develop better social skills by interacting with other users in real life instead of always relying on technpogy as an easy escape route.

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