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The Role of Collaborative Learning Tools in Nigerian Education System

Omolara Yetunde Oni, Guilen Ngongpah

Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies · pp. 325–335 · Published 29 Apr 2025

10.9734/ajess/2025/v51i51921

Abstract

The paper explores the role of collaborative learning tools in Nigeria education system. Collaborative learning tools, such as Google Docs, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams, offer platforms for educational purposes. These platforms are essential tools if inculcated into the educational system, will create room for classroom innovations. With the integration of collaborative tools into educational practices, students can engage in discussions, provide peer feedback, and work on projects simultaneously, which enhances their learning outcomes. This immediacy fosters a sense of community among learners, as they can share ideas, provide feedback, and learn from one another in real-time. Research has shown that collaborative tasks can lead to deeper understanding of content, as students One major limitation is the digital divide that exists across the country, where access to the internet and digital devices is still limited in many regions, particularly in rural areas, if the government can involve in private partnership, it will go a long way is solving issues associated with learning tools in Nigeria. In conclusion, the Government should introduce comprehensive training for teachers and students which is essential for the practical application of collaborative tools, Integrate tools into the curriculum should be seamless and contextually relevant, enhancing rather than disrupting learning, clear learning outcomes should be established to assess the effectiveness of integrated tools.

Learning tools online learning collaborative learning tools digital literacy

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