TEACHING USING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES: PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES
Keywords:
Digital education, educational technology, online learning, e-learning, blended learning, digital literacy, teaching strategies, remote education, learning management systems, digital divideAbstract
This article explores the evolving role of digital technologies in education, analyzing both the opportunities they present and the challenges they pose to educators, students, and educational institutions. Drawing on a wide range of academic sources and recent case studies, the article offers a comprehensive examination of how digital tools are reshaping teaching methods, learning experiences, and educational outcomes. It also discusses policy implications and provides recommendations for integrating technology effectively into teaching practices.
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