Imagine a ninth grade geography class; They were asked a research question. Traditional classroom methods dictate that students are either given a textbook in which they can find the answer, or that the teacher adopts a more lecture-based learning style. But if digital technologies have been implemented in the classroom, then students will be able to access a wide variety of different materials to find the answer, using global content to find an answer. The range of information and interactive nature of finding answers makes for a fun and interactive experience, compared to passively listening to the teacher. Traditional teaching methods should not be dismissed, but the inclusion of digital technologies in classrooms adds additional layers to the learning experience. Using technology in the classroom helps move beyond the idea of ​​the “lecture style” of teaching. (Boundless 2016) When it comes to student engagement, the use of ICT allows teachers to teach creatively. Due to the large amount of resources available, the duality of creative teaching and the use of technology will be able to engage almost every student in the class. By not having access to ICT in their courses, students in the modern world