The United States and many other countries have now entered the
digital age, an era where electronics, media, and the worldwide web are
right at our fingertips anywhere and anytime that our hearts desire.
Workplaces, schools, and households have now become more technology
friendly and are assimilating into this fascinating age of discovery and
innovation. According to Virginia Heffernan, a published author and writer
for The New York Times, "65 percent of today's grade-school kids may end up
doing work that hasn't been invented yet." Even children are being
introduced to electronics and the Internet at a young age, which means the
future holds a lot of promise. Technology has flourished and become apart
of one's everyday life, and some might even say we abuse it because of our
need to be constantly connected; however, it is a beneficial tool to have,
and I have welcomed it into my life with open arms. It has allowed me to
get my work done easily, helped me make connections, taught me realizations
about myself. Also, technology and the Internet are here to stay, which has
led me to the conclusion that they will greatly impact my future.
Being part of the digital age has made work and business easier. For
example, taking online classes is something I was recently introduced to
over the summer, and my English course, being my third online class has
made me see how a classroom can be brought into a digital setting. Classes
offered online are very useful because sometimes a class' time conflicts
with my schedule. I am able to do everything online, which leaves some sort
of anonymity between my peers, which I like because I am able to state my
opinion without fear of being judged in an actual classroom setting where
everyone turns and looks at you when you have a contribution to make.
Because of the Internet, people are able to get a vast amount of work done
The Internet has come very far...