This was her favorite form of technology. She said she really liked learning new words and loved to learn their origin. she said this helped her expand her vocabulary. She likes how accessible it can be, because now a days not everyone has access to computers or phones to help them look up a word. She says she is teaching her 1st graders how t use a dictionary, she said of course with simple words but she wants them to be able to use it because she knows not everyone has access to the web. She said this "technology" is what helped her expand her knowledge for sure, and she owns a dictionary still to this day and when new versions come out she gets it.

I also interviewed another co-worker who is in her 20's, the complete opposite side of the timeline to my previous person I interviewed. She gave me the technology she used in middle school which was from the year 2014-2017. The technology she had accessible to her was a wider range such as desktops, tablets, cellphones, mechanical pencils, printers, and laptops/chromebooks. Her favorite was the tablet because it was the personal device she had which made it so convenient and accessible for her to use whenever she wanted and needed. The tablet enhanced her learning and she appreciated the hands on aspect. It was available for her to use whenever and wherever she needed. The world was at her fingertips. Her least favorite had to be a desktop because although she had the same accessibility as a tablet, it was harder to navigate, it was bulky, and not convenient at all to use whenever and wherever she needed.