Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Extra Credit Assignment


Savannah Harding

Communication Technology

Extra Credit Assignment

 

           Communications Technology has come a long way in the past 20 years. 20 years ago the only form of communication was primarily through telephone land lines and paper mail. I also remember pagers as a form of communication. I had a pager in middle school and I thought that was the coolest thing. Now smart phones are the new thing.

          Now we are in an age where we have cell phones that are basically little computers that we carry in our pockets. Social media is now the new form of communication because you have the opportunity to introduce yourself to the world by posting pictures and creating a profile that includes your interest. Many people use social media websites as a way of sharing their thought and feelings. This is good, except I don't recommend sharing anything negative because social sites are open to a lot of people and employers look at these profiles to see what type of person you are.

      I think communication technology is going to affect college students tremendously in the next 20 years. I think there are going to be classes where teachers are going to be able to teach over a multitude of students via the web. Communications technology is advancing so much, that students are going to be able to obtain there degree just by sitting at home. I think the next step in communication technology is virtual reality. The idea of media such as Skype will be much more advanced. Students will be able to present presentations online using these type of sites. Virtual Reality is something that is in the process of being developed. I think classes will be taught using this. I think classes will use virtual reality because it gives you the opportunity to be hands on while not physically going to school.

     Communications technology will advance and it will give student a new way of learning. Hopefully in 20 years I will have the opportunity to teach students using the new communication technology that is being developed.

 

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