The technology that facilitates digital classrooms primarily includes learning management systems (LMS), video conferencing tools, and collaborative software. These tools enable educators to deliver course content online and facilitate interactive learning experiences. LMS platforms, like Canvas or Blackboard, allow for the organization of course materials, assignments, and assessments, while video conferencing tools like Zoom or Microsoft Teams enable real-time interactions between instructors and students. Additionally, collaborative software supports group projects and peer communication, enhancing the overall educational experience. This technology has made learning more accessible and flexible, adapting to diverse student needs.