When it comes to learning, there is no doubt that utilising technology can have its benefits. Research shows that utilising iPads in the classroom has the potential to improve not only students’ perception of their engagement but their collaborative and independence skills as well.
And over the years, technology has become an essential part of people’s lives, with many of us unable to imagine a life without it. For many, Google has become their go-to source for all information (with this having both pros and cons). With many individuals reporting “time poverty” (too much to do and not enough time to do it), technology has provided some much-needed convenience to our everyday lives.
However, is the cost of this convenience our memory? Let’s take a closer look…
