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: Critics often warn against a "computer religion" that may dilute basic skills. Some researchers note that while tech supports higher-order thinking, using computers purely for "drill-and-kill" exercises on fundamental skills can actually have a negative impact on achievement.

: In 1999, e-learning became mainstream as universities adopted web-based programs. This period shifted costs from physical resources to digital production and presentation cycles. By 2021, the computer-to-student ratio in many public schools reached 1:1, a massive leap from the 1:92 ratio seen in 1984. education it

: IT has modernized the age-old practice of storytelling, which is now a widely used digital method to engage learners from pre-school through higher education. : Critics often warn against a "computer religion"