When change is composed in digital spaces, it is expanded and accommodating. It is basically limitless because through digital spaces, many barriers and obstacles are overcome. For example, I am a student at UMD. Many times I find it difficult to create a work and school schedule, which also allows me to have something of a social life. I do not live near the University so it is important that my classes are on the same days, in order to reduce traveling between cities several times a week. The option to take courses online allows me to accommodate all my needs. I can get the same education from my home that I can receive driving 35 minutes to UMD.
Digital change shapes a world and a people who are connected in ways that were unreachable in years prior. Instead of meeting new people in person, individuals now seek to add random others, who they have no knowledge of, as their “friends” on digital networking spaces.
Composing change brings the bad, along with the good. Digital spaces can often be very time consuming. To get a better understanding of the digital composing process, an individual has to learn by utilizing such digital spaces. Another way to gain knowledge of how they work, it may take assistance from another who is experience in this new change.
