ADVANCE FUTURE TECHNOLOGY

TECHNOLOGY IN EVERYDAY LIFE

    The development and improvement of technology has greatly improved our lives. It has led to a far better, easier and very comfortable life for the people. There are various ways through which technology has changed our lives and this includes the following:

The rise of the internet technology has improved our daily lives in very many ways.  It has become easier to book railway tickets, bus tickets and even flights at the comforts of your home without having to move. The payment of bills and other accounts related jobs of every business entity is easily managed by the available online facilities. Financial institutions and banks have introduced online internet systems which makes life easier. The introduction of ATMs has made it very possible to withdraw money at anytime of the day. Also it has become easy to advertise through the internet and thereby promoting the business in a faster way.

The impact of technology is a very good classical example of the way our lives has improved due to technology. The ancient people did not get the chance to learn in interactive classrooms with projectors and even 3D images. Computers, powerpoint presentations and also the internet technology has brought about teaching in a very different dimension. The education system has become computer dominated and has gone beyong notebooks and blackboards. Nowadays it is more possible for audience and students who are located in very different geographical areas to get access to lectures which are being conducted through video conferencing. Also many websites are promoting the online tutoring which means you do not have to attend to a classroom to get educations,you can do it at the comfort of your home.

TECHNOLOGY IN PROFESSIONAL LIFE

    Use of Technology in Business: Today businesses can save money by using technology to perform certain tasks. When you compare the amount of money spent on hiring an individual to perform a certain task and to guarantee delivery on time, it is totally expensive. When it comes to technology a small business can scale out and deliver more with less human resource.

For example: If you operate a manufacturing business, instead of hiring so many people to work in certain section , you can replace that labor with a ”PLC” programmed production line which will automate the all process of manufacturing . The benefits of using a ”PLC” , is that productivity and accuracy will be better and first compared to using individuals.

Also technology has made it simple to get feed back from your clients on instant:  This has been aided by the introductions of online business to consumer portals like ’’Facebook Business Pages’’.  As a business, you will can get responses and suggestions from your customers via social network portals.  All you need is to create your business page and promote it, so your clients will always post what they want on your wall and suggest areas of improvement.  This will save you money on direct mail surveys and other means of getting information from your consumers.

TECHNOLOGY IN STUDIES

    

“We need technology in every classroom and in every student and teacher’s hand, because it is the pen and paper of our time, and it is the lens through which we experience much of our world.” – David Warlick

Today’s modern student is growing up with technology as a part of every aspect in life – so why should the classroom learning experience be any different? If technology can enhance the educational experience, should learning institutions and administrations have the right to limit students’ access to technology? And what does this mean for professors and for the culture of teaching and learning?

Incoming college students belong to a generation that has grown up using technology in most aspects of their lives since early childhood.  My twelve-year-old brother taught my fifty-two-year-old mother how to use her first smart phone. He can also troubleshoot any of our smart devices better than I can, and just smiles and enjoys the teaching moment when his big sister needs his help.

The Huffington Post wrote that 92 percent of teachers said that the Internet has a “major impact” on their ability to access content, resources and materials, and many are finding that it helps their ability to interact with students. Even more importantly, instructors have reported that digital technology in the classroom has increased students’ academic performance.

“Technology by itself will almost never change education,” says Dylan Arena, Ph.D., co-founder and chief learning scientist at Kidaptive. “The only way to change educational practices is to change the beliefs and values of teachers, administrators, parents and other educational stakeholders, and that’s a cultural issue, not a technological one.