The Future of E-Learning and Blended Learning in Light of Advanced Technologies

Authors

  • Rabab Asaad Tahboub Researcher

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59759/educational.v4i3.1429

Keywords:

E-Learning, Blended Learning, Modern Technologies.

Abstract

      Based on the education index, future generations need a wide range of cognitive, social, and emotional skills. These skills must be coupled with practical, physical skills such as the use of information and communications technology. The acquisition of these skills must be facilitated by behaviors and values ​​such as motivation, confidence, and respect for the gender (Muhafaza, 2022)

      Therefore, this study aims to understand the reality and future of e-learning and blended learning, investing in human capital, and developing a comprehensive therapeutic vision to address the obstacles to e-learning and blended learning and its investment in education. The researcher used the analytical approach to analyze previous literature on e-learning and blended learning. It is hoped that the study will demonstrate the importance of modern educational technologies and blended learning in the learning process, and their adoption within the education system as one of the approved methods for ensuring the quality of education. This involves scientific and technical rehabilitation of schools and all educational institutions, and methods for managing them based on the investment of modern technologies.

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References

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- Ferri&et all.2024. Online Learning and Emergency Remote Teaching: Opportunities and Challenges in Emergency Situations.

- Institute for Research on Population and Social Policies, National Research Council, 00185 Rome, Italy;fernando.ferri@irpps.cnr.it (F.F.); patrizia.grifoni@irpps.cnr.it (P.G.)

• Correspondence: tiziana.guzzo@irpps.cnr.it.

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Published

2025-11-13

How to Cite

Asaad Tahboub, R. (2025). The Future of E-Learning and Blended Learning in Light of Advanced Technologies. Educational and Psychological Sciences Series, 4(3), 179–198. https://doi.org/10.59759/educational.v4i3.1429