Meeting new people is always fun. If, you communicate with technology you can meet more people in easier ways than communicating in person. While some differences between communicating through technology and communicating in person are evident the similarities are small.

 
Here are some similarities between communicating through technology and in person. Either way you are still communicating with a person or people. It’s simple to talk to someone. In person you just meet up and start a conversation. Through technology you can text or email them but be careful when speaking to new people on the internet you must be cautious. Both ways there is still a lot of bullying. I’ve been bullied in both ways and it doesn’t feel very good. Please be careful and prevent both forms of bullying.Those were so similarities between communicating through technology and in person.

 

 
Here are some differences between communicating in person and through technology.When you use technology it is harder to get your feeling across appropriately but on the other hand you can better explain when speaking in person. Once I was texting someone but they got the wrong message because I could not correctly explain while texting. When texting or emailing you can contact someone in a matter of seconds. However, when speaking in person you would have to find a place to meet up or drive to their house then give them your message and drive back home and that could take hours.If, you need to communicate fast use texting or email it is much easier than driving somewhere.Those were some differences between communicating through technology and in person.

 

 

As you see there are many similarities and differences between communicating in person and through technology. The conclusion I drew is that it is important to communicate in general so using both forms is great.