INCREASING THE ACTIVITY OF STUDENTS IN EDUCATION THROUGH THE USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
Keywords:
technology, digital education, gadget, university, school, mobile device, problems, solutions, information disseminationAbstract
In this article is discussed the development of students' educational activities through digital technologies in education. At the same time, it provides brief information about the use of digital technologies in education. This is followed by a discussion of the challenges and future of digital technologies in education. Information technologies appeared for the distribution of general knowledge in all disciplines and areas, and for collecting and summarizing information, and is the main force in the educational process. At the moment, digital technologies and mobile devices have penetrated into schools and lyceums, colleges, and universities in remote areas of Uzbekistan, as a result of which young students are using them freely.
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