Original article | Innovational Research in ELT 2023, Vol. 4(1) 73-79
The Role of Technology in the Process of Education: A Systematic Review Study
Sattar J. Hashim Chnani & Sarmad Alahmed
pp. 73 - 79 | DOI: https://doi.org/10.29329/irelt.2023.558.6 | Manu. Number: MANU-2304-13-0006.R1
Published online: June 19, 2023 | Number of Views: 81 | Number of Download: 407
Abstract
The use of English language instructors actively utilise various technology tools meant to enhance the delivery of optimal instruction. the main aim of the current study is to give a literature review of several studies conducted to explore the role of technology in teaching English to EFL students. The study selects a number of published articles between 2013 and 2020 for this aim. Each article was summarized after a rigorous and comprehensive perusal. The majority of the research found that employing technology in the ELT/ELL substantially impacted students' ability to learn the language. In addition, it will improve students' ability to speak as well. As a result, recommendations are technology marks a significant advancement in teaching English at present. The majority of current suggested to utilize various technological devices in learning because their incorporation has improved EFL learners' four skills.
Keywords: Technology, teaching, learning, EFL classrooms
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