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January to March 2026 Article ID: NSS9564 Impact Factor:8.05 Cite Score:28 Download: 5 DOI: https://doi.org/ View PDf
Technology in Physical Education
Dr. Sonali Singh
Associate professor (Physical Education) JKP PG College Muzaffarnagar (U.P.)
Abstract : The purpose of this
study was to use of technology in our Physical Education curriculum, it covers
in theory and practical. It enhanced the performance of learning the sports
skills in theoretical and physical activities. Technology has enough potential
to simplify more effective instruction in physical education and to provide
physical educators with key pieces of information that can be used in advocacy
efforts. Teachers can also conduct video interviews to document student’s
impressions of physical education and motor learning. Rapid developments in
electronic technology have made important effects on the education systems in
the world. With technology, particularly mobile technology, physical educators
now have a wide range of tools they can use to examine and improve their
students' physical skills. The list includes video analysis, wearable tech,
physical education apps, gaming systems, virtual classes, and monitors and
trackersThis systematic review explores the range and impact of technological
innovations implemented in physical education settings, with particular
emphasis on their influence on teaching methods and student outcomes. Drawing
upon peer-reviewed literature published between 2010 to 2024, the review
examines how tools such as wearable fitness trackers, mobile applications,
video analysis software, virtual and augmented reality, and online learning platforms
have been used to support both theoretical and practical components of physical
education curricula. The findings
suggest that technology can significantly improve student motivation,
participation, and performance by providing real-time feedback, fostering
autonomy, and gamifying physical activities. Wearables allow for individualized
monitoring, mobile apps offer customized workouts, and video tools support
technical skill analysis. Virtual and augmented applications simulate immersive
training scenarios, while learning management systems extend learning beyond the gymnasium.This
review underscores the pedagogical potential of technology in modern PE and
advocates for strategic implementation to maximize its educational benefits.
Recommendations for future research include longitudinal studies and the
development of evidence-based frameworks for sustainable technology integration
in physical education.
Keywords: Physical
Education, Technology, Virtual Classes, Digital Platform.
