SCALABLE AND SECURE E-LEARNING PLATFORMS USING CLOUD COMPUTING TECHNOLOGIES

Abstract

Combining cloud computing and e-learning could have positive effects, which are looked into in this Paper. This Paper aims to uncover the intricate interaction between cloud computing and online learning. The Paper investigates the intricacies of this integration through the analysis of 154 scholarly Papers, focusing on the trends and topics that have piqued interest. Architecture (27% of all courses), software (19%), and performance (18%) are just a few of the many areas of online education that cloud computing has an impact on. In virtual settings, network and storage challenges are prioritised over security concerns. The three most common categories of cloud computing services are platforms (10%), software (18%), and hardware (17%). In total, 74% are public clouds, 3% are mixed clouds, and 11% are alternate models. The Paper investigates the potential association between cloud computing and online learning. It highlights the restrictions imposed by specialised infrastructure, the challenges with private and hybrid clouds, and the scarcity of other platform and infrastructure alternatives.