Exploring the new trends in Educational technology: Stakeholder’s perspective
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Educational Technology, Digitalisation, Big Data, Machine LearningAbstract
The digital transformation trends have also heavily impacted the education industry. They have affected how the teachers teach and students learn in classrooms. Further, their use has been accelerated by the pandemic. Many schools and teachers turned to technology to help the students continue their learning. Schools, colleges, and universities are changing their traditional methods of teaching with new trends in education technology. Technology-enabled learning and smart boards are slowly replacing the traditional blackboards, chalks, and textbooks. In this paper the researcher will be exploring the latest trend in educational technology and how it is affecting the different stakeholders such as students and teachers.
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