IT100 - Assignment 3 by Managay, Jona Marie A. https://padlet.com/jonam21ako/sdliz9mp7csv0bme The impact of Information Technology in the Culture and Social Behavior. en-us 2022-10-18 16:11:49 UTC 2022-10-18 16:19:02 UTC hello@padlet.com New things constantly appear in the world and grow like trees. People's adaptations are also evolving frequently. Like the latest trends, what they see is what they do. When you apply it to education, students struggle to understand their teachings, which causes them to fail, but when the trends are presented, students instantly understand it without any hesitation. What they witness influences what they do, much like in our culture and society. jonam21ako https://padlet.com/jonam21ako/sdliz9mp7csv0bme/wish/2345456767 2022-10-18 16:18:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jonam21ako/sdliz9mp7csv0bme/wish/2345456767 Because of our unique culture and tradition, the Filipinos are recognized for being conservative. However, as the IT era was explained, people also seemed to have changed. However, as the world adapts, the customs, norms, and even the culture are modernized, causing us to accept the so-called "modern culture and traditions." Although IT is incredibly useful in all facets of our life, my argument is that, based on my observations, what people see online is what they actually get. Even though women are known for being conservative, I feel like we are lost in the woods changing for no apparent reason when I watch individuals on social media. You could hurt yourself if you make an effort to get popular. Do you even use Tiktok? to determine who is dressed provocatively? Seriously, though, where is our culture heading? Did the rules just disappear with the wind? I respect fashion, therefore in general I respect girls that dress nicely, but when you cross a boundary, we guys need to stop. We are harming ourselves, which is why. I'm talking about for everyone, not just gals. But let's also discuss its beneficial effects. The benefit is that it allows us to communicate with others. We may utilize the social media platform to inform and caution people, or perhaps we can employ influencers to just help them understand what they should do. As I said, they receive exactly what they see. These days, physicists and psychologists are also quite well-liked. They only make adjustments to assist those who are in need. Here is the boy that recently passed away. He committed suicide, sparking conversation about the incident, but the awful aspect is that others judged him without fully understanding the depth of his depression. As a result, word of the story traveled quickly and became popular, but the worst part is that it had an impact on the entire nursing program at the university because so many people were curious about what was going on. Back to the topic, what they see on social media really affects their lives. Especially if we gain popularity. I'm not saying that influencers are bad, but rather an opinion that what they browse is what they get. jonam21ako https://padlet.com/jonam21ako/sdliz9mp7csv0bme/wish/2345456916 2022-10-18 16:18:58 UTC https://padlet.com/jonam21ako/sdliz9mp7csv0bme/wish/2345456916 I therefore conclude that we should be cautious in everything we do because people will adopt it without even having second thoughts. As the quote said, "Think before you click." Be mindful of your attitude so that you won't get hurt in the end. Also, the world may evolve. We should remember that we are just Filipinos evolving, but that doesn't mean we should ignore the norms, traditions, and even cultures that have shaped our lives, but rather remember and respect our cultures who teaches and mold us to be who we are. jonam21ako https://padlet.com/jonam21ako/sdliz9mp7csv0bme/wish/2345457026 2022-10-18 16:19:02 UTC https://padlet.com/jonam21ako/sdliz9mp7csv0bme/wish/2345457026