{"CACHEDAT":"2026-04-14 03:18:04","SLUG":"digital-vs-analogue-bip-8Em3HVxJUZ","MARKDOWN":"# Digital: Benefits\n\n* easier accessible (sometimes)\n* easier to assess (digital submissions)\n * immediate response (self-assessment)\n* more interactive\n* broader variety of methods\n* media literacy\n* student motivation\n* relevant → they use digital devices every day\n* responds to different preferences/needs/difficulties/strengths \n* easier to update/adapt/change\n* can be used to translate \n* fast access to information: AI\n\n\n# Digital: Downsides\n\n* Limited student interactions \n* It adds more screen time throughout the day\n* Relying on technology (it may not work)\n* Relying on access to electricity/chargers/connection to the internet \n* Students can get distracted by opening other apps or websites (irrelevant or unsafe)\n* Digital divide/gap (not everyone has access to digital devices or good internet connection, so that can create differences between the students)\n* Exclusivity of digital material can create issues linked to limited accessibility e.g., at home \n* They might not appeal to all learner types\n* Autocorrect promotes less spelling practice\n* AI promotes less independent learning/thinking —> it's harder to use AI for assignents if they have to be handed in a paper-based form\n* Teachers have to develop digital competence (keep updated)\n\n\n# Analog: Benefits\n\n \n\n\n# Digital: Disadvantages\n\n ","HTML":"