Technology Benefits

Q1(a) How has technology benefited you?

The term technology has diverse understandings and so does the definitions. According to Liu (2010), technology is a kind of systematic expertise associated with production processes. Technology has brought many benefits to our lives. We use technology in different ways
For the students, technology is the best way of learning because it 's a convenient way to research on academic information and study online. Technology more so through the internet has opened many doors of opportunities in an amazing way.
Easy Access to information:
It has become very easy to access to information at any time anywhere. This has been possible because of modern technologies like broadband internet. Lots of data is being

Competency:
Increased dependency on modern tools like calculators has affected the creativity of people. Sometime back, difficult mathematical problems were solved without the use of calculators. However, that is not the case now as people rely on electronic gadgets even to work out the simplest sums. This is without effect on our brains as people would rather choose the easiest way out hampering critical thinking.
Distractions and Reduced Productivity:
Most technology today, and especially when it comes to mobiles, sells itself as making life easier and more convenient. Contrary to these assertions, with all the gadgets around me beeping, buzzing and vying for our attention, I need to multi-task on all the notifications, social media feeds, apps and websites. Admittedly, I have somehow become obsessed with following people on Twitter, and keeping up to date with all the various devices and software, which were in fact intended to assist people achieve more with less effort. Instead, it’s complicating things more than ever before.

The Lost Art of

Addiction can develop when a child has too much unmoderated computer time or otherwise have too much freedom over what he does while using it. This can lead to symptoms of withdrawal whenever a child is away from the computer; he will avoid physical activity and become less social, hoping to spend more time on the computer. Setting a limit of a half hour to an hour of computer time per day is a good way to curb addiction while stressing the importance of other social and physical activities.
Q2. Technology has caused more havoc than good
Admittedly, technology has brought better transformations in our lives, organizations and the society at large. However, technology doesn’t come without some challenges. Technology has been used by some people as a tool to propagate evil as well as good (Goldsmith, 2012). The following are some of the cases where we can see both aspects of good and evil but the evil far much outweigh the good.