Technology in the Workplace & Education — Article Cloze

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Read the article about technology in the workplace and in education, and choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence.

Technology in the Office or Workplace

Technology has increased efficiency and — choose —deployedflexibilitycoordinate in the workplace. Technology has made it easy to work — choose —accessmanualremotely , which has increased the productivity of the employees. External and internal communication has become faster through emails and communication apps. — choose —accessedutilizeAutomation has saved time, and there is also a — choose —adaptableperceptionreduction of — choose —optimizedredundancyparadigm shift in tasks. Robots are now being used to manufacture products that — choose —consistentlyresourcesfacilitated deliver the same product without — choose —acceleratecollaborationdefect . Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning technology are — choose —varietyflexibilityinnovations that are being — choose —coordinateremotelydeployed across industries.

Technology has wiped out the — choose —accessmanualAutomation way of storing files. Now files are stored in the cloud, which can be — choose —accessedutilizereduction at any time and from anywhere. With technology, companies can make quick decisions, act faster towards solutions, and remain — choose —redundancyperceptionadaptable . Technology has — choose —optimizedparadigm shiftconsistently the use of — choose —facilitateddefectresources and connected businesses worldwide. For example, customers based in America, can have services and products delivered from India. They can communicate with each other in an instant.

Most companies uses business technology like virtual meeting tools, corporate social networks, tablets, and smart customer relationship management applications, all of which — choose —acceleratecollaborationinnovations the fast movement of data and information.

Technology in Education

Technology has greatly improved the education industry. With technology, students and parents have a — choose —varietydeployedflexibility of learning tools at their fingertips. Teachers can — choose —remotelymanualcoordinate with classrooms across the world and share their ideas and resources online. Students can get immediate access to an abundance of information on the Internet. Teachers and students can — choose —accessedaccessAutomation secondary and primary resources on the web and — choose —adaptablereductionutilize them for their homework, projects, and research. Online learning has truly changed our entire — choose —optimizedredundancyperception of education.

The COVID-19 pandemic brought a — choose —paradigm shiftresourcesconsistently using technology where school-going kids could continue their studies from home, while schools utilized virtual classrooms and teachers — choose —acceleratedefectfacilitated with real-time group video meetings, video lectures, chats, and file-sharing. All these have increased communication and — choose —innovationscollaborationvariety significantly.

As well, students have acquired 21st-century skills and tools, with hands on experience with industrial machinery, software programming, AR (Augmented Reality), robots, and medical instruments. Technological skills have become a necessity for entry-level and high-level jobs alike.