cell phones

If cell phones and computers were outlawed it would make technological advance extremely difficult, but as for personal communication and the quality of family values it would be great. Technology has effected and changed our lives in such a revolutionary way. One particular aspect of technological change and its advancements is the World Wide Web (www). As a society the internet has evolved into such an important part of our everyday life. It has changed the way that teachers communicate with students, parents communicate with children, and employers communicate with employees. Life has become so much easier; the entire world is at your fingertips. Elementary, Middle, High School, and College students now have the resources available to them in a matter of seconds. Life is made simple in order for students to complete, and obtain information for homework and research papers without making a trip to the library. The internet has also become a vast way of communication with distant family members via Facebook or other social networks. Society would be back to the old ways of people calling and hearing the sound of a loved one’s voice instead of a beep from a text message. Personal and family relationships have declined over the years. Communication and social skills have also evolved and advanced greatly in society. Now people can FaceTime or ooVoo right off of their cellular device in a blink of an eye. If cellphones and computers were outlawed, educational wise, society would be a fairly strange. Most advance courses and programs, like iPrep and Advance Placement, usually require the help of cellphone usage but more importantly computers. However, if they were outlawed, all cheating would stop when students are taking test and other exams. For example, on cellphones, some kids save their study guides and other test help on their phone lock screen. Others simply text the answers right to each other. Furthermore, outlawing cellphones and computers would bring