Paper
truly isn’t dead…for now. In my opinion in generations to come paper would be
completely gone. Obviously our generation still uses paper, weather is to write
on for notes or to read a novel. Even though we have all these new technologies
that allows us to read and write digitally we still resource back to what we
first learned. The article made me think a lot about the future of technology. Schools now are using more and more new
technologies to teach children, soon all they will use learn will be digital. The
death of paper has not happened yet but it will eventually.
Alessandro Ludovico says, “The printed page has become more valuable, less
expendable.” People now like things fast and they want it as soon as possible
where ever they are. Ludovico mentions if someone wants something in paper it
takes more time and also space. He also mentions how digital copies allow
people to do a lot more with what they read like research, share, edit and
more. It is now more difficult to have a printed copy than have a digital one,
and we are all about convenience. Slowly paper will no longer be used and
completely replaced by digital copies.
