Descriptive survey evaluates the impact of digital tools on teaching business courses in universities, indicating positive effects.
The study examined the Effect of Digital Technologies on Teaching Business Education Courses in Universities in South-East Nigeria. The specific purposes were to examine the effect of Internet-Based Tools & Platforms on Teaching Business Education Courses in Universities and evaluate the effect of Virtual Collaboration & Communication on Teaching Business Education Courses in Universities in South-East Nigeria. The study proposed a descriptive survey research design and mixed method of data collection, allowing for data collection from a population of 81 Business Educators in seven public universities across the states in South-East Nigeria. A pilot study was conducted on the well-structured and validated instrument using 20 Business Education lecturers in Delta State. Reliability estimates, Cronbach’s Alpha>0.70 and AVE>0.50, confirmed acceptable internal consistency of the research instrument. Descriptive statistics, Pearson’s correlation, and Regression analysis methods were adopted. Results reflected a positive relationship and statistically significant effects of Internet-Based Tools & Platforms, and Virtual Collaboration & Communication on Teaching Business Education Courses in Universities in South-East Nigeria. Conclusion was drawn that digital technologies of Internet-Based Tools & Platforms and Virtual Collaboration & Communication have a significant positive effect (F-stat. = 93.221, p=0.0021) on Teaching Business Education Courses in Universities in South-East Nigeria. The study recommended that University lecturers and departments should actively integrate internet-based tools and platforms into Business Education instruction
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Ijeoma C. Ezeabii (2026) studied this question.
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