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Using computers every day can have more negative than positive effects on young children, do you agree or disagree? With the advent of computers, it is generally used by all age groups. Especially children are the most affected by them. Although it has some drawbacks, the benefits are undeniable. Therefore, moderate use of computers under parents’ supervision can assist children in improve improving their skills and being well-prepared for future challenges. Computers have their downsides. They make children not only anti-social but also unhealthy. Addicted to long hours, daily usage of computer, children will have health problems such as poor eye-sight and obesity, (which are) caused by excessive screen time and being inactive/inactivity in outdoor activities. If children spent spend too much time using the internet and less time acquiring skills necessary for social interaction they can find it difficult to communicate appropriately. They will have less time to spend with their friends and family.. Whilst I am prepared to admit there might be some drawbacks, the advantages are legion. Children who used the computer daily are exposed to a wide Range of information that can help them academically and professionally. Students are required to be proficient in computer skills to compete in today’s global job market. Most companies, require computer-literate employees, and spend thousands of dollars training their staff, so when they are filling vacancies they employ those who are already computer-skilled. Students are expected to attain some competency levels of computer-related skills at university. However, the computer skill acquisition at in university education is much depends dependent on the existing skills that the students learned throughout years of pre-university. It is nearly impossible to for students to be enough qualified in their tertiary education and subsequently the workplace without considering their computer skills background. To sum up, using the internet on a daily basis has both pros and cons, by which young people will be affected. Therefore, parents need to have rules to limit children as to which sites to visit and how long to spend online.