This document discusses how information technology can impact individuals through habit formation. It notes that IT applications involve using computers and telecommunications to store, retrieve, transmit and manipulate data. The document also defines habit as a behavior pattern acquired through frequent repetition that increases in regularity over time. It encourages taking time to reflect on technology habits and addictions, and to keep one's heart and thinking aligned with biblical wisdom through regular prayer and community.

1. What can
IT do to
me?
Ling Siew Woei
Senior Lecturer,
Multimedia University

2. • Information
technology (IT)
application
of computers and
telecommunications
• to
store, retrieve, transm
it and manipulate data
• Eg.Computers & computer
networks, television
and telephones

3. IT and I

4. What is your
motivation
with
technology &
how was your
HABIT with
technology?
IT and U

5. Merriam Webster defined
a behavior pattern
acquired by frequent
repetition or
physiologic exposure
that shows itself in
regularity or
increased facility of
performance.

6. My son, be attentive to my words;
incline your ear to my sayings.
Let them not escape from your
sight; keep them within your
heart. For they are life to those
who find them, and healing to all
their flesh. Keep your heart with
all vigilance, for from it flow
the springs of life. Put away from
you crooked speech, and put
devious talk far from you. ...
Proverbs 4;20-27

9. HABIT

10. ABIT

11. BIT

12. IT

13. IT
T.T

14. Feelings
follow
behaviour

15. Feelings
follow
behaviour

16. What can
IT do to
me?

17. •Take a while and
think of a game
that you are
addicted with.
•If you have none,
try one technology.
•Write down the name
on a A4 paper.
Mnemonic
Rainbow color-
Red, Orange, Yellow
, Green, Blue, Indi
go, Violet
Mine is Battleship

18. Work in pairs
• B-biblical words
• A-affirms
• T-the
• T-thinking
• L-like
• E-everyone
• S-should
• H-have
• I-in the
• P-presence of God

19. foUr
who?

20. Let’s
pray
Not neglecting to meet together, as
is the habit of some, but encouraging
one another, and all the more as you
see the Day drawing near.
Hebrews 10:25