Is Technology Improving our Education?

Before looking at whether the technology of the 21st century is better than our education, we should go back and explore how it was born. Marcia Clemmitt pointed out in the article "Digital Education". "The electronic computer was invented in the early 1940s and was used for wartime educational purposes as early as 1943 - a simulator as a flight" (Kremmit 1012). In her article Kremmit points out the nature of the first computer that these computers are using to clarify their initial objectives.

In the past five years, our education is working in the southern and northern part of Nigeria. In particular, it focuses on identifying innovative ways in which technology can improve the learning outcomes of students across the country. By providing rich and persuasive content to STEM subjects, we will improve the learning experience in the classroom. Among them, 17 million people are needed in sub-Saharan Africa, most of which is required for the population size of Nigeria. This means that an average of 2 million new teachers are required each year to become an education job. This not only narrows the gap in terms of quantities but also narrows the issue in terms of teacher quality.

Education technology in sub-Saharan Africa refers to the promotion, development and use of information and communication technology (ICT), mobile learning, media and other technical tools to improve education in sub-Saharan Africa. Since the 1960 's, various information and communication technologies are attracting great interest in Sub - Saharan Africa as a way to increase access to education and improve education quality and impartiality. The development of personal computer technology has been proved to be an important turning point for project implementation that relies on the use of technology and first requires teachers and students to master computer skills. Between 1990 and 2000 various actions have been initiated to transform technology for improving education into levers in sub-Saharan Africa. Many initiatives are focused on equipping school with computer hardware