Srikar's WRA-110 Website

  As the title of the article explains, the primary focus of this article was to explain what the phrase "writing in the cloud" means and present four different programs which enable a user to access the cloud. This is supported by a brief explaination of the advantages of using "the cloud" vs. a piece of hardware such as a USB stick or other media. The author then goes on to explain four types of software that can be used.

  Based on the author's word choice, it can be interpreted that this article was intended for an audience consisting of people who are currently using hardware rather than "the cloud" or people who are using some sort of cloud writing software and are looking for the advantages and disadvantages of using other programs.The author uses many hyperlinks thorughout his article which can take a reader to other articles which go further in depth about the current subject.

  Personally, I have been using programs such as Google Docs before I even knew what cloud storage was. I eventually learned about Dropbox and since then I've only used those two programs. Now that I've read this article and the advantages and disadvantages of each program have been clearly displayed, I can look to using these programs when the other ones are not available.