Technology and the College Generation

11/29/2013

This article from The New York Times discusses the relationship between technology and the college generation. It highlights how technology has become an integral part of college life, affecting everything from communication to studying habits. The article emphasizes the increased reliance on smartphones, social media, and online resources for academic and social purposes. It explores both the positive and negative effects of this technology-driven culture, including concerns about distraction and decreased face-to-face interaction. Overall, the article paints a picture of how technology has shaped the college experience for the current generation, impacting various aspects of their lives.

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