Dear Oyedemi, I think that social and technological changes have an immediate impact on people who study. But it is not necessarily an optimal influence. Today we have exaggerated social impact from innovations in digitized society, because there are many networks (like Facebook) spreading that and because very young children learn faster how to click buttons in modern information devices (computers, smart phones, etc). At the same time, many scholars at different levels are ignorant about important discoveries in geo-sciences, psychology, biology and other fields, which are much more important for correct vision of the world.

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You can find examples of what middle school students (aged 10-14) can do when using any digital technologies that they have available at their home to tackle mathematical problems at home in the report of our project:

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Dear Yuri,

Awesome answer!

Please, Sir, can you share the vision of the world with RG community.

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Oyedemi

Dear Keith,

That is a great positive impact on students' learning and skills acquisition at such tender age.

Wonderful resources, thanks for sharing it with the RG community and the entire world.

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Technology has been found as the most important influence on students learning in so many ways. Here you have a single study on undergraduate students across three countries.

Beverley, O., & Veronica, G. (2008). Undergraduate students' adoption of handheld devices and Web 2.0 applications to supplement formal learning experiences: Case studies in Australia, Ethiopia and Malaysia. International Journal of Education and Development using Information and Communication Technology, 4(3), 78.

Dear Tefera,

Thank you for sharing this information. Is it possible to upload the article on RG?

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Oyedemi

thanks for the question. the impact does not need to be negative. teachers could make use of the technology in the classroom to make their classes more interesting

Hi Oyedemi,

Thank you for the kind comments,

Here you have the web link

Article Undergraduate students’ adoption of handheld devices and Web...

http://ijedict.dec.uwi.edu/viewarticle.php?id=522&layout=html

This article is open access.

Hope this helps,

Cheers

Dear Tefera,

Thank you for sharing this great information with RG community. The research is in-depth and comprehensive.

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