ensayo de 100 palabras en ingles HOW HAVE MACHINES TRANSFORMED THE WAY WE WORK ?
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The "errands" or "returns" are now online
We are going to the case of bank or commercial transactions, for example; just imagine (or remember some) that some 30 years ago, to make a modest deposit in a bank, or withdraw some money for the weekend, you had to go to the bank personally! Now it seems absurd not to be able to do all kinds of transactions online, but until a couple of generations ago, the day was going around the city, between going to the bank, paying electricity, paying the phone, credit card, etc. , etc. Even the ATMs that became popular in the 90s seemed like the technological summum and from there "you couldn't invent more"!
You work without leaving home
And speaking of time spent uselessly, until very recently, in congested cities, an employee could easily spend a couple of hours out and a couple of hours back to work in an office… four hours a day, totally dead… a half time not used. The collaboration tools that currently exist for the workplace allow you to work from where it is most efficient, both for the employee and for the company.
Starting with the teleconferences that allowed the connection between offices in different places, up to the sophisticated version of telepresences, which can host meetings between various parts of the planet with an experience that is almost the same as in person. And on an individual level, why go to an office when there are Skype, GoToWebinar, Gloogle Hangout, Webex and so many other software? The jump in labor productivity has been quantum, really.
It is studied where and when the person wants
This is exactly the same case with education, especially higher education, when the student is already working and has little time to move to a classroom. The evolution of learning platforms has made the virtual experience as efficient as the face-to-face experience. Games, simulations, chats, video tutorials, interactive experiences of all kinds are new ways to learn, and show that online education is here to stay. The best proof of this is Open English itself, which revolutionized the way of learning English in Latin America with online courses.
Going to another type of study, prestigious face-to-face institutions, such as Harvard or MIT, have popularized MOOCs, which are massive, open online classes that students take for free from home or office, and which are recognized academic.