The technology that allows for remote access to instructional resources is commonly referred to as e-learning platforms. These platforms leverage the internet to deliver educational content, enabling students and educators to interact in a virtual environment. Examples include Learning Management Systems (LMS) like Moodle or Canvas, facilitating courses, assessments, and collaborative tools. The flexibility of e-learning platforms makes education accessible to diverse audiences, accommodating different learning styles and schedules, while also supporting a wide range of resources from videos to interactive quizzes.