Learning is changing in
the 21st century as a result of the advent of technology. Technologies such as
interactive whiteboards, personal learning devices, wireless networks and
mobile devices, plus the internet and high-quality digital learning resources
are an integral part in learning today. Some students are able to access many
of these technologies from home, school or any place at any time. The learning
environment is no longer confined to the physical space but technology-rich
learning spaces whereby students are motivated learners and they are given
authentic tasks that would enable them to view learning as an activity whereby
they can communicate and collaborate with their peers, teachers and experts, in
an inclusive environment that offers some degree of flexibility. The use of
flipped classroom and social media along with audio, audio-visual, text and
other tools can only be facilitated in a 21st century classroom that
has the necessary space and resources for students to work together using digital
tools.
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