How technology changed education?

Education is a systematic system of acquiring knowledge and skills at any school or university. As the technology is advancing. The education system is changing completely. Student-teacher interaction is changing to a great extent. Mostly people prefer distance learning. This distance learning helps to stay connected with the online world to get the latest updates quickly. Also, serve as a bridge between you and your required knowledge.

Now it's very easy to learn and earn. You can learn from online courses from different institutes like MIT, Udemy and many others. YouTube indeed, is a great source of learning. Many online Applications, Blogs, articles, journals are freely available today to learn and earn. Advancement in technology providing us the following facilities in the education sector.

Instant access to lots of information:

Internet providing us instant access to lots of information on our few clicks. It’s a very time-efficient way to get knowledge of our needs. Suppose you want to learn to blog. You just need to click on “How to write a blog?” you will get the complete details of how to write an inefficient way. Let’s take an example of another query. You want to see the beautiful places in Pakistan. You need to just click on this text you will get the visuals and relevant information of it.

Efficient Assessment

A true assessment of students is now possible with the online test system. Any student can be assessed by the online exam system. Students are able to get their results quickly after submitting their online papers. They don’t need to wait for the teacher evaluation of their papers.

 Use of Artificial Intelligence

Nowadays, the use of artificial intelligence to design and development of courses is increasing. Some AI-based system provides alerts on the weak points of students. This evolution is gaining great interest all over the world to totally change education.

What do you think!
is online education impart a negative impact on the current generation or not?