Digital demands essay

Schools and teachers have been bound into the web of test scores and achievement targets. By and large, our schools are preparing young people neither to work nor to live well in this digital age. Twenty-first century teaching is no longer about the four walls of the classroom.

Today’s children are “growing up digital.” Their view of the world is very different from that of adults, thanks to exceptional access to information, people, and ideas across highly interactive media. Today’s children are the latest model of human being. Looking at the world of children is not looking backward at our own past-it’s looking ahead.

Some obstacles are related to the student such as digital divide, low self-efficacy, anxiety and overconfidence. Other obstacles are attributed to the teachers’ digital literacy; they include lack of confidence, lack of effective training and resistance to change, which may be interrelated.

With the feature digital technology, in digital marketing, the advertiser easily comes to know how many times and how long the campaign has been showed on internet, also it comes to know how many people have seen this campaign, how many responses have received, and how many purchases have been made though online mode.