Technology has generally facilitated the preservation of traditional languages by providing tools for documentation, revitalization, and language learning.

Technology has brought about significant changes in communication, including faster and more efficient communication, increased use of non-verbal communication, and a decline in face-to-face communication.

Computer-mediated communication (CMC) refers to the use of technology to communicate with others, including text-based communication, video conferencing, and social media.

Technology has revolutionized language learning by providing easy access to resources, enabling the development of innovative methods, and allowing for remote learning.

Discourse refers to the use of language in social interaction, including the ways in which language is used to shape and control social behavior.

Technology has provided new platforms and tools for self-expression, enabling people to share their experiences and opinions more easily, and introducing new forms of expression such as emojis and emoticons.

Social interaction refers to the use of language to create and maintain social relationships, including the ways in which language is used to communicate, cooperate, and negotiate.

Technology has revolutionized access to information by making it easier to find, providing new sources of information, and increasing the overall amount of information available.

Communication refers to the use of language to convey information, including the ways in which language is used to share ideas, thoughts, and feelings.

Technology has transformed social interaction by making it easier to stay connected, enabling new forms of interaction, and increasing the overall amount of time people spend interacting with each other.

Rhetoric refers to the use of language to persuade or influence others, including the ways in which language is used to build arguments, appeal to emotions, and create a desired response.

Technology has revolutionized learning by providing easy access to resources, enabling the development of innovative methods, and allowing for remote learning.

Ideology refers to the use of language to create and maintain social order, including the ways in which language is used to justify and legitimize social institutions and practices.

Technology has transformed the way people work by making it easier to collaborate, enabling new work methods, and allowing for remote work.

Culture refers to the use of language to create and maintain cultural identity, including the ways in which language is used to express cultural values, beliefs, and practices.