‘Technology is also changing education in two ways: first, by offering new resources to engage students in learning, and second, by giving them an opportunity to learn about new technological fields.’ (Shripad & Shubhangi, 2012)
E-learning is the use of electronic media as well as Information and Communications Technology (ICT) to enhance learning in classrooms. It refers to the range of learning technologies used to assist in teaching and learning such as websites, devices and softwares. The four main themes on e-learning in K-6 education, Information and communications technology, whole class teaching, mobile technology and collaborative learning, in this reflective critique show the major points and key issues that have been evident in the practical classroom. E-learning engages students beyond the classroom walls and allows them to delve deeper as opposed to the traditional use of pen and paper.