While technology enhances the learning experience and broadens the horizons of students, it could also prove to be distracting for some.
I know the title of this post may seem inappropriate considering the times we live in. Our world would come to a standstill without technology, so why are we even asking the question if it would be more of hindrance than help in a classroom? The fact is that technology is good when used in the right way, but when you don’t know how to use it or if you use it for the wrong purposes, then it is more a destructive weapon than a constructive tool.
Editor's note: This article was first published at e-Learning Acupunture
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