Disadvantages of technology
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The document discusses some of the disadvantages of increasing technology usage, including the potential for job loss as technology replaces human workers, health issues like eye strain from excessive screen time, and people forgetting their lives as they spend more time on electronic devices. It also notes challenges for education, such as high costs for appropriate hardware and software, difficulties solving problems, incompatible technologies, issues submitting assignments, not all students being able to afford modern technologies, needing to pay online fees, requiring training for instructors and students to use online tools, and greater possibilities for cheating.
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Disadvantages of technology
- 1. In my presentation Disadvantages of Technology
- 2. Lot of Chances for Job Loss Creates eye site problem
- 3. Less human workers value in every sectors Human forget their own life and get busy themselves in all electronic devises
- 4. Etiquette in every sector has not caught up with the advances in technology.
- 5. Selecting appropriate hardware and software programs is much costly Difficult to find quick solution in any logical problem
- 6. Incompatible technology issues Challenges when submitting assignments
- 7. Some students can't afford modern computer technologies Students usually have to pay online technology fee
- 8. Instructors and students need training to learn how to use online technology Possibility of cheating on tests and quizzes
- 9. Difficult to motivate students, requires self-discipline and self-motivation