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REVOLUTIONIZING LANGUAGE LEARNING: THE ROLE OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN LANGUAGE EDUCATION

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Scientific electronic journal "Digital Economy"

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The digital transformation of language learning has revolutionized the way we learn languages, making it more accessible, flexible, and personalized. By leveraging the benefits of digital transformation and addressing its challenges, we can create a more effective and engaging language learning experience for learners of all ages and backgrounds.

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S.Rahmanova

Yunus Rajabiy nomidagi O‘zbekiston milliy musiqa san’at instituti

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# language learning# digital transformation# цифровая трансформация# raqamli transformatsiya# online language courses# mobile language learning apps# multimedia learning materials# collaborative learning platforms# gamification# language teachers# til o‘rganish# onlayn til kurslari# mobil til o‘rganish ilovalari# multimedia o‘quv materiallari# hamkorlikda o‘rganish platformal# geymifikatsiya# til o‘qituvchilari# изучение языков# языковые онлайн-курсы# мобильные приложения для изучени# мультимедийные учебные материалы# платформы для совместного обучен# геймификация# учителя иностранных языков

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