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Jennifer Frederic, Blandine Paulet, Manon Di Vozzo, Austeja VarvuolyteParis Diderot University, July 2016AbstractNowadays, new technologies play a fundamental role in industrialized  societies and have become essential in everyday life. They also have a growing impact  on education and training, insofar as they have revolutionized the way people learn. However, some areas of knowledge seem to be incompatible with this new learning path. Therefore, we asked ourselves if every area of knowledge is suited for digital broadcast, and whether or not traditional education can be replaced with digital teaching methods. This article questions the influence of technology on education and comments on how electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets and computers can help the learning process. Our findings confirm that new technologies have an increasing impact on education and training strategies both in the professional and educational field: e-learning represents a significant share of training solutions in large companies, and digital trainings help increase productivity as they are more accessible and contribute to saving time.However, the efficiency of IT is limited in practical fields in which virtual training is impossible, as they require manual practice or application in everyday life.Read the full article (PDF): Digitalization in professional learning and education