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 The increasing use of technology in education raises concerns about privacy, civil liberties, and the potential for misuse, especially with technologies like surveillance tools.

"Quality education" should focus more on 'development' in the education process with advanced technologies; the need for people to think solutions on a personal and group level, to think of future needs, to think outside the box, to focus on mind crafting, rather than just knowledge instilling. Technology plays a multifaceted role in education, enhancing both teaching and learning experiences. Here's a breakdown:

Access to Information and Resources: The Internet provides access to vast amounts of information and courseware through cloud computing, making learning materials readily available anytime and anywhere. Students can collaborate with instructors and peers regardless of location. Digital devices, such as laptops, desktops, and tablets, are commonly used in classrooms.

Personalized Learning: Adaptive learning technologies customize educational materials based on individual student needs, using learning analytics to determine the most effective learning methods for each student. This personalized approach ensures students are not left behind and can lead to better educational outcomes.

Enhanced Engagement and Immersion: Virtual reality (VR) and holographic technology offer immersive educational experiences, allowing students to interact with realistic simulations of various environments and historical events. These technologies can make learning more engaging and increase students' ability to absorb and retain information.

-Development of Essential Skills: Collaborative learning technologies promote teamwork and communication skills, bridging the gap between students and teachers. Students can use personal devices to connect with peers, share knowledge, and educate each other.

-Assistive Technology: Assistive technology supports individuals with disabilities by enhancing their ability to participate in educational activities.

The increasing use of technology in education raises concerns about privacy, civil liberties, and the potential for misuse, especially with technologies like surveillance tools. It is important to ensure that the use of technology in education is guided by educators and students rather than driven solely by technological advancements. These technologies include devices that improve physical functions and those that improve activity performance.

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