Education, art galleries, museums and libraries will be left near in the future because literacies, courses and entertainment already can be found online.
Firstly, let us take a look at the benefits of technology. Nowadays, technology has brought so much pleasure to our society. For instance, with just one click we can find everything we ever needed on the internet. From UI UX courses to your favourite e-book, gladly, we can gladly purchase those online without us attending offline classes or the nearest bookstore and if you are lucky there are a bunch of free courses and e-books so all you need is just a good Wi-Fi network. On top of that, most people are already accustomed to finding everything online instead of visiting the nearby libraries as it now has an e-library feature where you can borrow books and they will automatically be returned to the library if the time is running out. Another point worth noting is kids and young adults that categorized as Generation Z will find so much joy in all these online facilities because they just want instant experiences.
However, the notion of leaving offline school and library is just not for some people. Especially for book enthusiasts, the feeling of reading a physical book is warmer and more enjoyable because they can limit their screen time and don’t need to cope with dry eyes as they look straight at a blue light screen for hours. Furthermore, people are social entities that have strong needs to meet other people. Although online courses allow us to meet other people, the interaction for every participant is very restricted because they only have one medium. On the other hand, offline schools are more beneficial as students have unlimited time to interact with one another during their break time. Also, the offline game is more enjoyable when students can play them together in a big group.
All things considered, I disagree that people don’t need offline schools, galleries, museums and libraries in the future. Even though, the Internet has made life easier, we cannot totally go online as a lot of things are more pleasant to do in real life.