Digital
Communication Defined as we understand is the ability to create persuasive communications in different
media. This can include websites, video, audio, text, or even animated multimedia. Digital communication is a
foundation skill for most careers today
as is very essential that everyone goes for training but more importantly knows
how to use its resources. It should start in Pre School and be taught all the
way up to higher education such as UCT. Students can learn a variety of digital communication skills across all their
courses. This means they will learn all what is needed whether they build multimedia presentations to
demonstrate their knowledge of academic
subjects, create e-portfolios of coursework, or present ideas in a virtual classroom. (Classle-Social learning
with online courses & books. 2016).
There is no doubt that
technology has brought change and also social change. Technology has allowed
trade between countries to take place, which generates money. Now unfortunately
this means that a social divide of wealth will begin to take place. As a
consequence of this, a gap between the rich and poor will begin to immerse.
This will allow the rich to have access to new technologies and allow them to
keep getting rich. This will always end up in a downward spiral for those less
fortunate. Crime will increase which can clearly be seen in Cape Town and all
of South Africa for that matter.
All in all technology leads
to the alienation of people in a country irrespective of the idea that we are
all born free and equal.
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