Education was one of the many day-to-day activities affected by the novel coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). When countries began to shut down in April 2020, nationwide lockdowns, self-isolation, or quarantine became the new normal for everyone. The education sector was kept alive by smart learning environments. Now, more than ever, online learning and tools were implemented. This study aims to systematically review the literature on the impact of the pandemic on smart learning environments. The method adopted in this paper is a systematic literature review, and it will use the PRISMA technique. A qualitative approach was applied in the data collection process to achieve the aim. The essential advantage was that smart learning environments were convenient and easily adapted by students during the pandemic. The main challenge was connectivity issues and failure to adapt to non-traditional methods. The paper concluded a rise in the usage of smart learning environments, and educators and students adapted quickly to the shift.

As the Internet has evolved rapidly, Learning Management Systems in recent years, particularly during the pandemic era, have become increasingly popular and can effectively override time and gives people new insights into the education field. A substantial amount of research was performed on a Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) framework and popularity in Learning Management Systems, in general, was indicated. However, there are gaps in established awareness of representative academic literature that form the basis of research in LMS and TAM. The summary of the current research effort on TAM implementation in the area of LMS is the main objective of this systematic literature review. This systematic literature review found 21 related studies between 2010 and 2020 based on the aim of this research through the systematic search of the most popular scientific databases. We hope that the findings of the review will inspire institutional administrators and users to recognize the factors that influence the quality and effectiveness of the use of LMS by TAM.