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According to Espinosa (2016), technological advances had greatly changed the education landscape in that
teaching is no longer confined to the traditional face-to-face delivery of lessons. The convenience and
effectiveness of e-learning had long been recognized by educational institutions and education officials. Despite
the fears of parents and some teachers that gadgets may distract students, surveys and studies have shown that
generally, these technological tools are a big help in learning. A study at Oklahoma State University found that
75 percent of students said the use of gadgets enhanced their learning experience. The United States had
invested heavily by providing computers for students in public schools. This year, more states administered
tests for the elementary and middle grades through the Internet, discarding the use of pen and paper.
Moreover, the Philippines should not be left behind when it comes to applying education technology. The
ethical and responsible use of computers, tablets, cellphones and other devices can greatly enhance the learning
capability of students, for it has been shown through studies that children (and adults for that matter) can better
grasp and understand their lessons in a more relaxed environment, without the prying (and sometimes mocking)
Furthermore, emerging technologies can be powerful tools in education. The Philippines can copy the US and
slowly, as the budget of the Department of Education allows, provide schools computers, fast Internet service,
digital devices and software for the use of students. Investing on e-learning will benefit both teachers and
students. Teachers can disseminate their lessons and assignments with ease, and students can work on their
lessons at home. Little by little, the country can introduce changes to the system by adopting a wider array of