Digital Transformation - Aanchal

My Story of Digital Transformation - 2020

In the 2020s, everyone is trying to adapt to the benefit and toxicities of digital era. Even I did tried. I was a tech lover person who used to prefer microsoft word for writing long letters instead of pen & paper, google sheets to make charts & who used to send texts by fake IDs to test honesty of friends instead of asking for treats.

 I considered myself a tech geek till that. But then 2020 arrived and educational system proved me wrong as everyone started giving the best out of everything. I felt the dumbest when I was totally unaware about autoproctor thing and people were using it for conducting tests (though the codes of it caused lag issues) but still I respect for the hidden tech- knowledge of rest.

Suddenly online lectures and everything virtual made my whatsapp fill like a dustbin with every silliest msg like "Lecture m sunai dera hai?" "Google classroom m attach kaise karu?" "Yeh updated google meet m login kaise" and so on. My tech knowledge which was used to make and utilise software tools became common and I wasn't special anymore. Thankfully, some aspects are still uncovered by many.

But then there came a random day which was filled with digital frustations. I had saved 2 different numbers with exactly same name in hurry. And guess what? Both were without DPs. One was my best friend other was senior. In this tech hallucination, I ended up throwing my frustation in wrong chat. And I got reply "Mai kya karu" I thought why is my bestie acting so rude? I ignored. Coincidently same evening, bestie texted me. And I realised this whatsapp dustbin made me pick wrong number. I felt miserable.

All was okay till then. Suddenly I, who was the weakest student in classroom was in toppers list. Yes because I was the talented one who could copy. This made me mistrust my caliber and I got motivated to be a topper. And in the next test, I could top after studying. (Just dreamt of it) 

To conclude, We can thank to 2020 that now no one is weak for technological platforms and that we all stand almost equally in competitive world. Even if there were mishaps earlier, but now everyone have balanced and we are able to tackle things in proficient way. 

Finally, A disclaimer note - 

Everything above was fictional, can't appreciate myself anymore. And, I don't even know the spelling of tehcolnogy.

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