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I took my first computer class at a local computer learning center, using a Dell computer. The lessons focused on the basics: understanding what a computer is, how to save files, using Notepad, and other simple functions. It was my very first experience using a computer. -
In 2008, my parents bought me a used computer of my own. Having my first personal computer was exciting and opened up a whole new world of learning and exploration for me. -
2009 – My teachers at school began using PowerPoint slides on projectors, which I found fascinating. Inspired by this, I enrolled in an MS Office class where I first learned Word and then PowerPoint. I practiced often and quickly grew to love creating and using presentations, something I truly enjoyed. -
At school, I began practicing reporting activities where we were recorded on camera and then shown our videos for feedback. This was my first real experience using digital cameras and microphones. It felt exciting to see myself on screen and to realize how technology could be used for communication, learning, and self-improvement. -
In 2016, I began using a smartphone regularly for communication. Texting, calling, and messaging apps like WhatsApp made it easier to stay connected with friends, family, and classmates. Mobile communication quickly became a daily part of my life, helping me keep in touch, share updates, and even collaborate on schoolwork. -
In 2015, I learned how to use the internet for educational purposes. I began exploring learning websites, conducting research online, and using digital resources to expand my knowledge. At the same time, I also started engaging with social media, which introduced me to new ways of connecting, sharing ideas, and learning from others. -
By 2018, technology had become an important part of my work life. I started using computers and office software more regularly to complete tasks, write documents, and manage information. Email and digital tools became essential for communication and productivity, helping me stay organized and efficient in a professional setting. -
In 2020, technology became the center of my professional life as teaching and work shifted online. I used tools like Zoom and Google Meet to connect with students, and platforms such as Google Classroom and shared drives to assign, collect, and review work. Learning how to manage breakout rooms, share screens, and collaborate digitally was challenging at first, but it opened new possibilities for teaching and communication from anywhere.