text: On paper, online learning seems like a great way to elevate the learning process, but instead it elimates many of the great aspects of established education. So much so that it wouldn't benefit the students that do decide to apply for online learning. because it doesn't allow for first hand interaction with school resources, collaboration and social interaction with others that is a pillar for social growth, and the negative impact of procrastination that comes with it. While technology continues to advance it's not surprising that certain aspects of society will morph into something new, somethings are better left unchanged. Many studnets use computers in class but ther is also a large portion that do not on a day to day basiss. The thought of computers being able to read expressions is pretty fasinating, however seem unnessisary. Like hummans computers make mistakes; the Facial Action Coding System could inaccutartly change a lesson plan, missread an expression,