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This study examines students' experiences with Learning Management Systems (LMS) in a paperless classroom over two years. Using surveys and classroom observations, it explores how students adapt to digital learning, identifying both benefits and challenges. Findings reveal gaps in digital literacy, issues with organization, and varying levels of engagement. The study offers insights into improving LMS integration and digital readiness in higher education, providing recommendations for supporting students in digital learning environments.
Summary
This study examines students' experiences with Learning Management Systems (LMS) in a paperless classroom over two years. Using surveys and classroom observations, it explores how students adapt to digital learning, identifying both benefits and challenges. Findings reveal gaps in digital literacy, issues with organization, and varying levels of engagement. The study offers insights into improving LMS integration and digital readiness in higher education, providing recommendations for supporting students in digital learning environments.
| Teaching Context | College and university education |
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