THE IMPACT OF DIGITAL LEARNING PLATFORMS ON STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AND SDG 4 PROGRESS
Abstract
This article examines the impact of digital learning platforms on students’ academic achievement and their contribution to the realization of Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG 4) – Quality Education. The research analyzes how digital tools, including learning management systems, online educational resources, and interactive virtual platforms, enhance learning accessibility, knowledge acquisition, and competency development. Through a mixed-methods approach involving surveys, achievement data, and classroom observations, the study evaluates students’ performance, engagement, and digital literacy growth in digitally supported learning environments.
Findings indicate that digital learning platforms significantly improve academic outcomes by providing personalized learning pathways, immediate feedback, and flexible access to educational materials. Moreover, these platforms promote inclusiveness by supporting learners with diverse needs, enabling equitable access to quality educational resources regardless of geographical or socioeconomic barriers. The study also highlights the role of digital technologies in developing 21st-century skills such as critical thinking, collaboration, problem-solving, and independent learning–competencies essential for achieving SDG 4 targets.
Keywords
SDG 4, quality education and e-learning, digital literacy, inclusive education, 21st-century skills, learning accessibility, educational innovation.
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