Abstract
In an era characterized by the pervasive influence of digital technology and the internet, the dynamics of human communication and language development have undergone profound transformations. This literature review explores the intricate interplay between technology and language in the digital age. It traces the historical evolution of communication, from primitive forms to the technologically advanced systems of today, highlighting the impact of digital tools on language acquisition, literacy, and global connectivity. While technology presents exciting opportunities, it also raises concerns such as attention spans, evolving linguistic norms, and the digital divide. This review serves as a comprehensive resource, addressing the social, cultural, and educational implications of technology-driven language development, and provides insights into potential challenges and solutions. Ultimately, it underscores the importance of a thoughtful approach to ensure that technology enriches, rather than hinders, human language and communication.
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Salfin, S., Kurniadi, P., & Erwin, E. (2024). Language Development in the Digital Age, A Literature Review on the Influence of Technology on Human Communication. Sciences Du Nord Humanities and Social Sciences, 1(01), 01–07. https://doi.org/10.58812/0yhk5d80
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