In the context of technological and educational advancement, the integration of technology and online platforms has yielded significant impacts on online pedagogical methodologies. This report presents the application of the online teaching software Classin, which has elicited positive and innovative changes in Mathlish’s online math classes.

This research aims to improve the vocabulary capacity of high school students through the Anki application. Experimental activities are conducted at the end of semester 1 and the beginning of semester 2 of the 2023-2024 school year. A total of 8 lessons and 8-week lessons are dedicated to achieving the desired results.

In this study, the efficacy of educational technology tools in enhancing speaking skills was explored through a quasi-experimental design involving 84 IT freshmen. Employing tools such as FORVO (FV), YouGlish (YG), and Oxford Advanced Learners' Dictionary (OALD) 8th edition, the research compared the speaking abilities of students using these technologies (experimental group) against those taught through traditional methods (control group).

This study delves into the potential of digital math games on mobile devices to enhance the learning experience of primary school children, aiming to instill a sense of hope and optimism in Vietnamese parents. In light of the increasing prevalence of digital games and concerns about screen time and game addiction, the research examines these educational tools' perceived benefits and drawbacks.

This study explored the gaps in the literature through a qualitative study with a small group of VET practitioners placed within the one TAFE site, who, between them, showed some variety within their background and practice. Seven VET teachers were interviewed regarding their current use of eLearning within their teaching practice; including current understandings and use of technology, what issues they experienced, and how they felt the use of e-Learning had impacted them and their learners, specifically in relation to learner engagement.

The primary aim of this research is to investigate the enabling role of the Web 2.0 technology for interactive e-learning in Australian and Sri Lankan higher education. Specifically this research aims to: a. Investigate the extent to which Web 2.0 technology supports learner-learning resources interaction in Australian and Sri Lankan higher education; b. Investigate the extent to which Web 2.0 technology supports learner-instructor interaction in Australian and Sri Lankan higher education; c. Investigate the extent to which Web 2.0 technology supports learner-learner interaction in Australian and Sri Lankan higher education.