Cell phone uses among students: Two aspects of coin

Authors : Imran Ahmed Khan, Imran Ahmed Khan

DOI : 10.18231/j.ijfcm.2022.020

Volume : 9

Issue : 2

Year : 2022

Page No : 91-93

Mobile phones and similar gadgets are increasingly being used owing to the massive growth in internet and advancement in digital device technology. Learning via mobile phones and similar gadgets has become one of the most popular and useful teaching tools used by different class of students across the world. But any new technology has some drawbacks also which should be addressed in timely and efficiently to reduce its ill effects. A multipronged approach may be utilised to curtail the ill effects of mobile phones and similar gadgets.
 

Keywords: Electronic Gadgets, Internet, Digital Eye Strain, Phone addiction.


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