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Technology (Social Media (Purpose (To show off their lives in the form of…

- - - - Inspiration
      - Entertainment
      - Aspiration
      - Curious about others' lives
      - Aesthetically pleasing
      - Impacts of culture
    - - YES: Whatever they do online affects a large number of people, it may even affect people's lives. Thus, they do have a responsibility towards their fan base. (Morals, Aspiration)
      - NO: It is just a job from the celebrities' point of view, each person does their own job to earn their money via entertainment, regardless of what happens
- - - - Technology helps students learn, even with different learning needs and speeds. Students often have different learning styles, so technology can help effectively connect with students who have different learning needs.
        E.g. DREAMBOX --> a math education software that is used in US classrooms. The software adapts to each student's skill level and lets students learn at a pace best suited to their needs
      - Gamification is sometimes used to effectively help students learn.
        E.g. Classcraft --> a World of Warcraft-inspired platform that encourages students to comply with the school’s behaviour policy by gifting those that do with special “powers”.
        This is effective because gamification combines education, infamously a rather mundane entity, with gaming, comparatively much more captivating for the adolescent.
      - The productivity of learning is increased. This is because of technological platforms created to enhance collaboration and flexibility, from which the teacher is able to give the student instant feedback on certain assignments.
        E.g. Google Classrooms and Google Docs. On Google Classroom, a teacher is able to assign online homework, which can be completed by the student using Google Docs - an online documentation software. The student can submit his homework online, and the teacher grades him/her accordingly.