REVOLUTIONIZING ONLINE EDUCATION THROUGH EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES ENHANCING ACCESSIBILITY PERSONALIZATION AND LEARNERS ENGAGEMENT AT THE TERTIARY LEVEL

The rapid advancement of digital technologies is revolutionizing online education, enhancing accessibility, personalization, and learner engagement. This study examines the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), and Blockchain on online learning environments. A structured survey was conducted among students from three universities in Multan NUML, Women University, and an Education University to evaluate their perceptions, adoption trends, and associated challenges. The findings indicate that AI-powered systems improve personalized learning, VR fosters immersive educational experiences, and Blockchain enhances digital credential verification. The study revealed that over 60% of students perceived AI-based platforms as effective tools for personalized learning and 25% raised concerns about the lack of human interaction, fearing that AI-driven education could reduce opportunities for independent thinking, class discussions, and direct instructor feedback. This research highlights the need for institutional strategies to facilitate the effective implementation of these technologies, ensuring a more inclusive and engaging learning landscape.

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Global Social Sciences Review
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2025-03-30
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https://doi.org/10.31703/gssr.2025(x-i).25
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Online Learning and Analytics
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REVOLUTIONIZING ONLINE EDUCATION THROUGH EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES ENHANCING ACCESSIBILITY PERSONALIZATION AND LEARNERS ENGAGEMENT AT THE TERTIARY LEVEL

Sobia Tasneem, Hiba Khatak, Anmol Kainat
Global Social Sciences Review
Online Learning and Analytics
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REVOLUTIONIZING ONLINE EDUCATION THROUGH EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES ENHANCING ACCESSIBILITY PERSONALIZATION AND LEARNERS ENGAGEMENT AT THE TERTIARY LEVEL

Sobia Tasneem, Hiba Khatak, Anmol Kainat
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The rapid advancement of digital technologies is revolutionizing online education, enhancing accessibility, personalization, and learner engagement. This study examines the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), and Blockchain on online learning environments. A structured survey was conducted among students from three universities in Multan NUML, Women University, and an Education University to evaluate their perceptions, adoption trends, and associated challenges. The findings indicate that AI-powered systems improve personalized learning, VR fosters immersive educational experiences, and Blockchain enhances digital credential verification. The study revealed that over 60% of students perceived AI-based platforms as effective tools for personalized learning and 25% raised concerns about the lack of human interaction, fearing that AI-driven education could reduce opportunities for independent thinking, class discussions, and direct instructor feedback. This research highlights the need for institutional strategies to facilitate the effective implementation of these technologies, ensuring a more inclusive and engaging learning landscape.

Global Social Sciences ReviewVol. 10(I)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Online Learning and Analytics
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REVOLUTIONIZING ONLINE EDUCATION THROUGH EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES ENHANCING ACCESSIBILITY PERSONALIZATION AND LEARNERS ENGAGEMENT AT THE TERTIARY LEVEL — Sobia Tasneem, Hiba Khatak, et al. · Global Social Sciences Review (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS