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Elzahraa Farahat - 202403906- ENG 102 Should high schools and…
Elzahraa Farahat - 202403906- ENG 102 Should high schools and universities go paperless?
For Going [Paperless
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Environmental Benefits: Reduces paper waste, helping to combat deforestation and pollution.
https://youtu.be/YpfsdMirEII?si=ds5BlAUaRMXsMVZp
Cost Efficiency: Saves money on paper, printing, and storage costs over time.
Increased Accessibility: Digital materials can be made accessible to all students, including those with disabilities.
Preparation for the Future: Familiarizes students with digital tools they’ll encounter in the workforce
Up-to-Date Information
Reduced Physical Space Requirements
Against Going Paperless
Not all students have equal access to technology and the internet, risking inequality.
Reliance on technology can lead to disruptions from technical failures or cybersecurity threats.
Privacy Concerns: Storing sensitive information digitally raises issues regarding data security and privacy.
Training and Adaptation
Faculty and students may need extensive training to effectively use new digital tools,
Loss of Personal Interaction
inequality in Learning Styles
links used to
https://youtu.be/sCmPDzjTbvk?si=8VrEmaEvXPydZ5-E
https://youtu.be/q7cDkPp8-0I?si=RisGeLDuRruAxkKw
websites used
https://www.cflowapps.co.uk/paperless-school/
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/going-paperless-schools-universities-paul-maddison
Neutral Statements on Going Paperless
Balanced Perspective
While going paperless offers environmental benefits, it’s important to consider the varying needs and preferences of students and educators.
Technological Considerations
The effectiveness of a paperless system can depend on the institution's infrastructure and the availability of reliable technology for all users.
