In 10 years, the author predicts that social media will be combined into a single site that includes functions of current sites and eliminates the need for texting or phone calls. Mobile phones will continue advancing and may have holographic screens instead of physical ones. Education will become increasingly paperless, with personalized devices for each student and most teaching done on computers rather than from textbooks.

2. THE MYSTERY OF THE FUTURE
If I was asked 10 years ago what type of
communication technology our society
would be using today, I would have been
very far off. Now as I am asked the same
question about the next 10 years, I have
to think long and hard to attempt to
make an educated guess.
“Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for
tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop
questioning.” – Albert Einstein

3. • Since Feb 4, 2004- the day Facebook hit the ground
running, the use of social media has been on the
rise, and adopted the Critical mass theory .
• While there are many positive qualities and benefits
with using

4. • In 10 years I predict that
all of our social media will
be combined and
condensed in to one site
that includes all functions
of the various different
sites.
• Along with having the
luxury of using this
application on your cell
phone, I predict that our
phones themselves will be
linked in to our account
and will eliminate that
need for text messaging
and for phone calls.
Instead, it will all be done
through this site on your

5. THE MOBILE REVOLUTION
• Mobile phones have come
a long way since the first
cell phone call was made
on April 3, 1973. There is
no comparison From the
20 pound monster that
didn't’t fit into your
pocket, to what we have
today.
• Mobile phones have
become part of our
everyday life and
therefore can fall under
the Media System
Dependence Theory due
to the dependence our

6. PHONES OF THE FUTURE
With the way and speed that our
technology has increased I
think that in 10 years our cell
phones wont even look like a
phone. I predict that they will be
have small and wont even have
a screen on them, and to use
them they will shoot out a
holograph screen and key
board.
As our older generation didn't’t
grow up using cell phones and
most are scared of technology, I
think once they are all gone that
the whole structure of cell
phone will began to change.

7. EDUCATION
Education is one of the main fundamental building blocks to
life, that helps to spark innovation
The way we learn is very different from what it used to be
due to so many advancements in technology
Those advancements will be the beginning to a new age of
learning fueled by the want to learn and create more

8. TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM
The social learning theory
states that people learn
within a social concept
such as modeling and
observation and I believe
that educators will use
technology to help teach
in this manor.
Many schools have
adopted the iPad into the
classroom to help keep
kids interested and give
them all the resources
needed to sufficiently

9. NEXT GENERATION OF STUDENTS
In the next 10 years I believe that
there will no longer be text
books in the classroom, and
most of the teaching will be
done from a computer.
Everything will go paperless
and most of the distractions in
the classroom will be
eliminated.
I imagine that every student will
have there own device that is
specially made to suit there
learning style.
They face of education will
change drastically with the
integration and eventual take

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