Yes I too think Like that. we are loosing the expertise in free hand drawing Posted 3 months ago    Report abuse

Prajwal Arkasali Assistent Systems Engineer

Yes but there are some beautiful things in using electronics. There are students who lose marks for their bad handwriting, we lose capable students by looking at their presentation skills which may be merely a trained fact. Our green life says us to use less papers resulting in less cutting of trees also.But above all, I admire writing in paper, it's like our own art rather than a predefined format. Posted 6 months ago    Report abuse

Revathi Selvaraj Software Consultant

Yes definitely, as now-days we discussed things on electronic typed media like ppt ,pdf etc and also for communication using email or mobile texting system. Posted 9 months ago    Report abuse

Sanjay Yadav SME Transport in Telecom

Yes it is ...! Posted 11 months ago    Report abuse

Yeshwanth Kumar Thotam Setty Programmer Analyst CTS HYD

yes. there's no doubt. machine power reduces men power. Posted 11 months ago    Report abuse

Gogila Vani Student

Definitely, a big yes Posted 11 months ago    Report abuse

jaideep bahadur srivastava Technolgy Analyst

Yes, we are certainly losing our hand writing capabilities due to technological improvements. Now, it is mostly limited within the few examination halls and class rooms only. It will disappear from the exam halls also in near future due to the gesture of MCQ. Now, most of the time we are using our computers or hand held devices to write something from short messages to big project reports. Everything has pros as well as cons, so this is the cons of technological improvements. I am afraid whenever think about that may be new generation will not know how to look into a dictionary due to the gesture of search engines. They may do not know how to see time in a traditional clock or watch, again due to the gesture of digital clocks or watches. They may do not know how to see temperature in a traditional thermometer since most of us use digital thermometers currently and many more. Posted 11 months ago    Report abuse

Bhaskar Ghose Cofounder

My answer is a big "YES"..I think we are completely glued with this new era of technology.Instead of writing correct English we are using our own generated slangs or you can say Internet slags and Even we are so used too of it up to the extent, that we can even use them while writing the examinations and during formal talks.Mobile phones should be placed on top of the stack for spreading all this mess.Main reason would be, its feature of mobility and easy access. I was imagining the time, when papers will vanishes from the earth and buttons takes place of everything.At that point of time,a person need not to have all of his fingers in his hand but he may need only one finger.Just to press and play the world. Posted 11 months ago    Report abuse

Saransh Mohan Bharadwaj Consultant

Certainly yes. Our handwriting capability & skills have been affected adversely by increasing use of mobile phones & computer typing. I myself am one of the sufferers. Posted 11 months ago    Report abuse

NARESH KUMAR KHABRANI CHIEF MANAGER

I think we're losing our capabilities to use proper grammar due to innovations like text messaging more than anything else. In fact I don't even understand why we are still teaching kids to write in cursive anymore, teachers, employers, etc...want everything typed now a days. Besides you really can't read other peoples writing anymore so typing enables better communication rather than hindering it. Posted 11 months ago    Report abuse

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