Adult learning styles and technology-driven learning for online students

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Education and online technology are merging to create a new mode of learning for students. This new learning mode allows many adult learners the opportunity to achieve at a level that has not been reached in traditional learning environments. The collaboration of different learning styles and the use of technology enhance this process. Now that online education is growing rapidly with the support of online universities and for-profit institutions, it is necessary to explore the benefits of integrating different technology resources to support adult learning styles.

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Finch, A., & Rahim, E. (2011). Adult learning styles and technology-driven learning for online students. Academic Leadership, 9(2). https://doi.org/10.58809/tawe9583

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