Technology

Technology
I would prefer to work with the Technology workgroup during the ISWI 2019 exchange program. Humans use technology in their day to day life to make life more comfortable and convenient. Nowadays, basic computer skills are mandatory in both skilled and semi-skilled professions. Technology serves as one of the long-term solutions for addressing some of the challenges that humans face in the modern world. Technology has helped bridge the communication gap that limited individuals from various parts of the world from conversing with each other. Technological advancements have helped revolutionize the sectors of education, medicine, and business.
I am a technology enthusiast who likes staying up to date with the latest updates and trends in the field of science and technology. I spend most of my time researching the most recent innovations with the sole intention of understanding how the inventions can make the world a better place. As a student, most of my research is online-based because I get an opportunity to learn from a wide range of platforms. Nowadays, I can complete my assignments and school projects with ease. I rely on the internet to conduct research and learn new things.
Nowadays, technology has become an integral part of our everyday life. Technology forms the basis of addressing some of humankind’s problem. A typical example is global warming and the greenhouse effect which have become a major climatic concern all over the world. Scientists are now turning to the advanced technologies in the quest to study the trend and propose solutions (Hoffert et al.

, 2002). In a nutshell, technology had made life more comfortable, lead to the growth of businesses, eased communication, made learning exciting, and boosted scientific research. Technology has transformed the world into a global village where everyone is drawn closer.
Reference
Hoffert, M. I., Caldeira, K., Benford, G., Criswell, D. R., Green, C., Herzog, H., … & Lightfoot, H. D. (2002). Advanced technology paths to global climate stability: energy for a greenhouse planet. science, 298(5595), 981-987.