Basketball is one of the sports that requires high mastery of motor skills, the use of electronic devices can stand for a qualitative leap in the methods of teaching its basic skills. Therefore, the importance of the research was to study the effect of exercises using an electronic device designed specifically to teach the performance of the skill of shooting from constancy. The research focuses on exploring the effectiveness of these devices in improving skill acquisition and increasing performance accuracy among physical education and sports science students, in line with modern developments in educational curricula. The two researchers used the experimental approach in the study, as it is the optimal option, The research community included the students of the first stage of the evening study at the College of physical education and sports sciences at the Mustansiriyah University for the academic year (2024-2025), numbering (46) students with a percentage of (48.93)% from the community of origin, who belong to two classes (A,B). The results showed that both the control and experimental groups had significant improvements in arithmetic mean between pre-test and post-test. The control group had a mean difference of 1.2, while the experimental group had a mean difference of 2.6. The T-values for both groups were higher than the computed T-values, showing statistical significance. The study found that an innovative electronic device improved shooting skills in basketball by 2.6 points in the experimental group, compared to 1.2 points in the control group. Real-time feedback accelerated the learning process, supporting the use of technology in sports training, especially for complex motor skills.