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Technology-enhanced learning offers creative educational approaches, particularly benefiting nursing students from widening participation backgrounds. This review examines past and emerging technologies and teaching strategies in education.

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Area of Science:

Educational Technology
Nursing Education
Widening Participation

Background:

Technology-enhanced learning (TEL) presents innovative pedagogical opportunities.
Its application is particularly relevant for diverse student cohorts, including those entering nursing programs via widening participation initiatives.
The educational landscape is continually evolving with new technological integrations.

Purpose of the Study:

To review established technologies and pedagogical methods in education.
To identify and discuss emerging technologies and teaching strategies within the educational press.
To explore the creative application of TEL for nursing students from widening participation backgrounds.

Main Methods:

Literature review of previous technologies and teaching methods.
Analysis of current trends and debates in educational technology.
Synthesis of information on emerging TEL tools and approaches.

Main Results:

Established TEL tools have been utilized in various educational settings.
Emerging technologies and pedagogical debates are shaping the future of education.
Creative application of TEL can enhance learning experiences for underrepresented student groups.

Conclusions:

Technology-enhanced learning provides valuable avenues for creative pedagogy.
TEL is a crucial tool for supporting nursing students in widening participation.
Ongoing review and discussion of emerging technologies are essential for educational advancement.