individually has been replaced by a more efficient and expedient process facilitated by
technological media such as laptops and computers. These devices are capable of processing
data according to the specific requirements of the application, extending beyond the mere
processing of assessment data. Furthermore, the results of a study can facilitate the analysis of
results through the use of technological media. Sixth, the fulfillment of facilities and
infrastructure needs can be achieved expeditiously due to the presence of technology. In the
field of education, a number of preparations are required. One such example is the necessity
for the availability of files, including those containing exam questions. The expeditious
processing of this considerable volume of data necessitates the utilisation of a photocopying
machine. One can readily envisage the considerable time investment that would be required if
all processes were to be conducted manually. However, the increasing sophistication of
technology will facilitate the completion of these tasks in a relatively short time. In the context
of learning activities, the advancement of science and technology offers a number of
advantages. These include: 1) Enhancing the effectiveness and appeal of learning; 2) Providing
explanations for complex or challenging concepts; 3) Speeding up the learning process for
lengthy or intricate topics; 4) Presenting events that are uncommon or potentially dangerous
(Pooja Yadav & Prof. Charu Vyas, 2024).
The inappropriate application of technology, for example, the use of technology for
criminal purposes. The objective is to reinforce the utilisation of technology for those residing
in rural areas. The influence of information technology (IT) on education is both beneficial
and detrimental. While its positive impact is well documented, its negative impact may be
overlooked. As IT continues to advance in terms of sophistication and complexity during the
occupation process, it is likely to cause further challenges. These challenges include: Firstly,
the advent of technology and e-learning in education will result in the gradual marginalisation
of the role of the teacher as an educator.
As a result of their growing dependence on the internet, students will increasingly rely
on technology as a source of information and support. Furthermore, distance learning may
result in students developing a more individualistic approach due to the lack of social
interaction. Furthermore, there is a possibility of a lack of ethical conduct and a lack of concern
for others. Secondly, the influence of technology has the potential to both positively and
negatively impact education. One concern is that frequent internet usage may lead students to
access inappropriate content, rather than utilizing technology in a constructive manner.
Furthermore, students may engage in activities such as accessing pornographic videos,
excessive gaming, and other content that is not aligned with educational objectives. It is
therefore essential that parents provide supervision and guidance in the use of technology.
Thirdly, the consequence of excessive technology use, or what might be termed an information
overload, is a relentless pursuit of data, which can ultimately result in dependence and a
willingness to invest time in activities such as playing with mobile phones, driven by the desire
to gather information or engage in gaming. This, in turn, can have adverse effects, particularly
in relation to pornography, and may also lead to the expenditure of funds due to the ease of
access to the internet. This phenomenon can be attributed to the addictive nature of the internet,
which often leads individuals to spend money on subscriptions or quotas in order to access
games and other non-educational content. Fourth, excessive use of the Internet can lead to
addiction among students. This issue may arise when students lack the ability to discern
between reliable and unreliable sources of information. In particular, in the context of
cyberspace (the Internet), individuals have indirectly entered an environment that is, in many
ways, unregulated and unfiltered. It is therefore highly beneficial for individuals to adopt the