ED403 Session 3: E-Learning Trends in Higher Education
The inclusion of technology and digital tools into the education system is slowly hauling away the traditional style of teaching and learning. Today’s learners are more comfortable using digital tools and prefer to learn online than to sit in the lecture room with books clearly outlining a bright future for E-learning and M-Learning for higher education. According to The Economic Times, (2023), E-learning is based on some formalized teaching using electronic materials with the help of computers or smart devices and internet connectivity to enhance and support learning. Amongst other higher education providers, the University of the South Pacific (USP) has continuously invested in ICT that many programs are offered online or using blended mode. Following a strong commitment towards E-learning and M-Learning, USP has rolled out numerous initiatives such as proving tablets and laptops to first-year students, use of SMS feature embedded in LMS, professional development for staff, and...