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This document discusses the impact of information and communication technologies (ICT) on society. ICT refers to the convergence of different digital technologies that enables easier, faster, and deeper communication. The increasing use of ICT has transformed culture and social structures over time in both positive and negative ways. ICT has radically changed how individuals and companies interact by giving small regional companies access to larger markets. It has also made transactions, communication, education, and obtaining information more convenient but has disadvantages like increased costs, reduced social interaction, less physical activity, and potential for addiction.
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- 9. GET IN TOUCH It make easier, faster and deeper way of communication with friends and relatives who live away from us.
- 10. Let’s conduct and invent… Use of new technologies and inventions of machines helps towards increasing production of goods and services. ICT radically changed the way individuals and companies interact. Small regional companies were suddenly given access to a larger markets.
- 11. Let’s vote!!! During the election period today, people can vote easier. People can now write an article , letter or even through computer that are all over which will enable their to go online and search for one of their leader and have a mutual conversation with him/ her regards to out country.
- 12. Title Here Used to collect fund to help people in need. Connects to share and transact… It makes transactions more easy than before.
- 13. Let’s explore and learn… In school, students are equipped to communicate, and above all learn in this digital world.
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