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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.

  • Read count57
  • Date of publication06-07-2023
  • Main LanguageIngliz
  • Pages178-183
English

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.

Ўзбек

Til o‘rganishning raqamli transformatsiyasi tillarni o‘rganish uslubimizni tubdan o‘zgartirib, uni yanada qulayroq, moslashuvchan va shaxsiylashtirilgan holga keltirdi. Raqamli transformatsiyaning afzalliklaridan foydalanish va uning muammolarini hal qilish orqali biz barcha yoshdagi o‘quvchilar uchun yanada samaraliroq va qiziqarli til o‘rganish tajribasini yaratishimiz mumkin

Русский

Цифровая трансформация изучения языков произвела революцию в том, как мы изучаем языки, сделав их более доступными, гибкими и персонализированными. Используя преимущества цифровой трансформации и решая связанные с ней проблемы, мы можем создать более эффективный и увлекательный процесс изучения языка для учащихся любого возраста и происхождения.

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