Is Technology headed in the right direction?

Well said nandini but I am confining my comment to a different perspective. This too much use of technology turns an inherent vivid attitude of human self learning inactive. Thinking and decision making abilities are now difficult to find among students. They are even absent in secondary students. They have their physical ICT storage and real time access to wayward source of knowledge which they use only they need and plans or download it for further use otherwise they hardly find time to refer it.
Secondly, if you remember your school days where you learnt your lessons on black board with chalk written solutions, our gurus taught us by verbal delivery, their gestures, interruptions in between by a silly question( which infact was not silly rather the reason the lessons are still in our memories), preparing homework with the help of classworks, and preparing examination with the help of self written notes. These all involve great effort and renders joy of learning. Even if we appear in competitive exams and Qs come directly what we studied in school days we catch a ready rendzevous of the lesson and may quickly pick up the right answer. Instead these Online classes requires good network condition , creating all our study system device compatible and fetching all these drains off our effort which was likely to be applied for LEARNING. Morever this new tech savvy learning environment offloads our cognitive ability. I highly reject this methodology of teaching learning. If self learning may be adopted deliberately ignoring these useless techs then BOOKS are of greater help.