Abstract
This study reviewed recent technological advancements in distance education to evaluate their impact on learning experiences and outcomes. The research focused on innovations such as artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), learning management systems (LMS), and collaborative tools. Data were collected through a systematic review of peer-reviewed journal articles and scholarly sources, and thematic analysis was employed to identify critical patterns and impacts of these technologies. The findings revealed that AI-driven systems enhanced personalized learning by offering adaptive content and real-time feedback. VR and AR technologies created immersive and interactive learning environments, facilitating experiential learning. The evolution of LMS platforms improved course management and student tracking through advanced features and integration capabilities. Collaborative tools fostered peer interaction and teamwork in remote settings, supporting effective online learning communities. The study concluded that these technological innovations significantly transformed distance education, making it more engaging and efficient. Recommendations for future research included exploring the long-term effects of these technologies, their applications in various educational contexts, and the role of emerging tools in further enhancing distance education practices. KEYWORDS: distance education, technological advancements, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, augmented reality, learning management systems, collaborative tools
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