Technological Pedagogical Challenges Associated with the Integration of Technologies for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

This study shed light on the obstacles to the effective integration of technologies for teaching and learning (TTL) from the opinions of 192 respondents who are in Tanzanian universities. Descriptive statistics, ANOVA, and Linear regression analysis were performed to reveal out the relationship between technological-pedagogical challenges and use of TTL when controlled for related confounding variables. The key ideas from the interview data were paraphrased without including poignant quotations to support the discussion arguments. The results indicate that the inability to select suitable technology based on the learning needs and lack of TTL-pedagogy support for teachers are significant major challenges negatively associated with use of TTL. Both factors were revealed to lower the use of TTL among academic staff. Thus, the study recommends tremendous organizational support for enhancing the pedagogical technological knowledge interventions through Training Need Assessment (TNA) on TTL among academics. Hence, that should be opted prior to any TTL training/workshop. This study intends to accelerate strategies towards enhancing and transforming the current institutional culture regarding the effective utilisation of teaching and learning technologies among instructors of Tanzanian universities.

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Journal of Educational Technology Systems
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2025-05-14
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https://doi.org/10.1177/00472395251341392
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Online and Blended Learning
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Technological Pedagogical Challenges Associated with the Integration of Technologies for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

Elizabeth Landa
Journal of Educational Technology Systems
Online and Blended Learning
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Technological Pedagogical Challenges Associated with the Integration of Technologies for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

Elizabeth Landa
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This study shed light on the obstacles to the effective integration of technologies for teaching and learning (TTL) from the opinions of 192 respondents who are in Tanzanian universities. Descriptive statistics, ANOVA, and Linear regression analysis were performed to reveal out the relationship between technological-pedagogical challenges and use of TTL when controlled for related confounding variables. The key ideas from the interview data were paraphrased without including poignant quotations to support the discussion arguments. The results indicate that the inability to select suitable technology based on the learning needs and lack of TTL-pedagogy support for teachers are significant major challenges negatively associated with use of TTL. Both factors were revealed to lower the use of TTL among academic staff. Thus, the study recommends tremendous organizational support for enhancing the pedagogical technological knowledge interventions through Training Need Assessment (TNA) on TTL among academics. Hence, that should be opted prior to any TTL training/workshop. This study intends to accelerate strategies towards enhancing and transforming the current institutional culture regarding the effective utilisation of teaching and learning technologies among instructors of Tanzanian universities.

Journal of Educational Technology SystemsVol. 54(1)
Mzumbe University (TZ)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 89%
Online and Blended Learning
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