Abstract
Sustainable education has emerged as an important model, aiming to equip learners with the
knowledge and skills necessary for enhancing sustainable development. This review explores the
impact of digital technologies on the sustainability of educational practices, looking into how
digital tools and platforms can be harnessed to promote environmental stewardship, social equity,
and economic viability. The paper examined recent literature on the integration of educational
technology in various learning environments, highlighting innovative practices such as digital
learning platforms, online collaborative tools, and adaptive learning systems. It also addresses the
challenges and opportunities associated with the adoption of digital technologies in educational
settings, with a focus on bridging the digital divide, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility in the
educational process. Through an analysis of case studies and empirical data, this review
underscores the transformative potential of technology in creating resilient educational
frameworks that not only enhance learning outcomes but also contribute to the global
sustainability. The findings underscore the necessity for policy-makers, educators, and
technologists to collaborate in designing and implementing strategic initiatives that leverage
technological advancements for sustainable education in the digital age.

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