• PineRune@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    I’ve noticed that the younger generations have almost entirely been raised with Tablets, which are largely do-it-for-me devices. They don’t have to troubleshoot or fix any issues, and the device takes care of sorting and organizing files and apps. Many of them have never used a mouse & keyboard, and rely on touchscreen interaction.

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      1 month ago

      The prevalence of chromebooks in schools is another factor. While it has a keyboard and it’s common for them to use an external mouse, there is no file system that some website pretending to have a file system.

      Both Chromebook’s and tablets break the fundamental rule of preparing children for the real work. There are few professions, if any that work solely off tablets and chromebooks.

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        1 month ago

        You’re assuming they’ll do real work on traditional computers. Why?

        I could definitely see office work in the future be done solely on tablets and chromebooks. It’ll be a step backwards in functionality but it’ll be what this generation is used to.

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          30 days ago

          It’s today’s reality.

          There is no world where companies are going to take a step back in functionally and the drop in productive that results.