Educational technology has become increasingly important in recent years as it seeks to help overburdened teachers by deploying the next generation of supportive technologies. Digital learning is technology-based, and therefore schools must respond to the need for a seamless and safe, technology-based education experience in every aspect of their education.  

Learning to work with technology and using computers and programming language gives children the opportunity to help them get good jobs when they leave school, which in turn is accompanied by more new technology. To harness the full potential of educational technology, we need to understand how technology can help students learn, or in some cases, harm them. It can be frustrating and time-consuming, but ultimately, technology in education can open the door to new opportunities for students, teachers, parents, and teachers alike. Technology offers an opportunity for global learning and education, but it requires resources and commitment to achieve it.

Technology in education is not necessarily a bad thing, as it can help students to easily understand topics and retain information, which reminds us of the importance of this technology. The real value of technology is that it enables good teaching by reducing the cognitive burden on teachers, while providing a clear understanding of what happens in the learning process and how it works

Leaving aside all other contextual factors, one can say that technology should be adopted when used for teaching and learning. Technology is everywhere, and students need to know it to survive, so it has to be everywhere.

In the past, teachers have often used technologies specifically designed for teaching, such as computers, tablets and  smartphones. Today, students interact with technology in many ways, so integrating these tools into classrooms can help make the learning process much easier. Technology also allows students to learn at their own pace, and helps to increase the amount of information available to students in their daily lives. 

By using technology in the classroom, teachers and students can develop skills that are essential for the 21st century. Combined with sound pedagogy, technology can transform education and enable students to take their learning into their own hands. 

Technology in education offers students the opportunity to pursue careers in technological fields that may be associated with a career in technical education. Studying technology and learning technological concepts will make other aspects of the curriculum more accessible to students. Valuable transferable skills can be developed through integrated courses in mathematics, science and technology, which provide students with an opportunity to experience unique aspects of technology in the context of math and science teaching.

Thus, the integration of educational technology can also bring benefits to students with disabilities, who may be better able to interact with the classroom through technology. Programs and measures that promote the use of educational technology can expand access to quality education and help families navigate a complex school system. Students can also learn more effectively by integrating technology into their learning experience.

Young people today are somehow “digital natives," and examine whether technology makes society and students less intelligent. Self-directed learning is obviously a huge asset that students appreciate with the rise of technology in the education industry, and it is one of the most important aspects of education today.