Abstract: The technology-enabled learning and teaching ecosystem (TELTE) enhances accessibility, personalization, engagement, collaboration, and continuous learning, while also providing valuable data for assessment and improvement. TELTE is essential in education as it empowers learners, expands access to knowledge, fosters engagement and collaboration, and prepares individuals for the demands of a digital world. However, most frameworks focused on the needs of learners, leaving other stakeholders, such as teachers, underrepresented. Therefore, the study focused on developing a technology management framework for TELTE (TMF-TELTE), addressing both students and teachers. The framework development was anchored to the challenges concerning resource allocation, delivery methods, support systems, management support, technology infrastructure, and policy development. A mixed-methods approach using an explanatory sequential design was adopted. The experts, students, and teachers from various HEIs who participated evaluated the framework in terms of usefulness and convenience. The results show that the students, teachers, and experts all agreed that the developed framework was acceptable. TMF-TELTE was therefore recommended to be included in either the revision of their curriculum and other academic materials or the development of new technology- based learning and teaching ecosystems.