COVID-19 the Gateway for Future Learning: The Impact of Online Teaching on the Future Learning Environment

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Abstract

The COVID-19 virus has altered the nature of education. These modifications may be reversed once universities reopen. Nevertheless, a few of these modifications afford novel options to match pre-COVID-19 suggestions. This study’s purpose is to study staff members’ perceptions of online teaching during COVID-19, describe future projections regarding teaching, and identify the drivers of change in the future learning environment. The study community represents faculty staff in Saudi universities. The sample consisted of 127 faculty staff in nine Saudi universities. Participants had positive perceptions of the usage of e-learning platforms during COVID-19 according to data analysis (though negative experiences existed). Future research must focus on the subtle challenges of aligning theoretical and methodological designs to appropriately analyze the phenomenon under inquiry while contributing to a well-executed body of research in the field of educational technology. Future study is required to determine how teachers perceive information and communications technology (ICT) trading strategies in the light of COVID-19.

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Alharbi, B. A., Ibrahem, U. M., Moussa, M. A., Abdelwahab, S. M., & Diab, H. M. (2022). COVID-19 the Gateway for Future Learning: The Impact of Online Teaching on the Future Learning Environment. Education Sciences, 12(12). https://doi.org/10.3390/educsci12120917

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