This Modern World (How technology affects our everyday life)


Let’s be very honest, how many of us start their day by taking mobile phones in hand first thing in the morning and how many of us end their day by using mobile phones? Technology is something that continually grows and evolves. Society and technology grow alongside each other. Our everyday life is affected by the constant stream of innovation and advancement in technology. It made our life easier and better.
The development of technology has led to so many mind-blowing discoveries, better facilities, and better luxuries. Various highly-developed gadgets, connected to the Internet, have changed the way we communicate, use humour, study, work, shop, play, and behave.
Education is not an exemption. Technology has impacted education in so many ways. It has expanded the access to education by providing a huge amount of information (books, images, videos, and audio) available through the internet – enabling people to empower themselves with knowledge.  In addition, online courses are on the rise.
Technology made it simple for everyone to learn in any place in the world through online education. People can now use their phones to share visual lessons, presentations and examples with their peers. Therefore, online courses are on the rise.

With the recent challenge – COVID 19, where most governments around the world have live training sessions and temporarily closed institutions, technology helped provide online training though the use of internet, computers and mobile devices.
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