Computers, the Internet, and other comparable technological developments have become integrated into daily human use. Even if these technologies were not provided in school settings, they are most likely available at home, or through other outlets. Students most likely interact with a computer or with the Internet through some means at some point every day. A ban on these technologies may have the opposite …show more content…
Like any other technological tool, with such a powerful means to acquire and to share information, there is a sense of responsibility. While these technologies have a potential for misuse, the capable and skilled use of these technologies can result in great achievement. Various emergent careers revolving around the computer's capability to generate and process images and video has lead to exciting exercises in creativity. The achievement of Pixar, for example, in being able to engage in moving, nuanced storytelling through computer animation is extraordinary. And what Pixar's films are able to exemplify is the usage of a computer as a tool to create, communicate, and imagine with heart. There are individuals behind the computer, utilizing the computer, and exercising its capabilities to fulfill the creative's dreams. However, this usage of the computer must be taught and