THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION

Mohlaroy Ikhroldinova

doi:10.2024/8njgk689

Authors

Mohlaroy Ikhroldinova Student of Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/8njgk689

Keywords:

Technology, Education, E-learning, Virtual classrooms, Critical thinking, Artificial intelligence(AI), Virtual reality(VR), Augmented reality(AR) Student engagement, Interactive tools

Abstract

In the 21st century, technology has become an integral part of all sectors of life, and education is no exception. As the world continues to evolve technologically, the educational landscape is increasingly shaped by digital tools and resources. The role of technology in education is multifaceted, offering opportunities for enhancing learning experiences, increasing access to information, improving student engagement, and supporting the development of critical skills. This article examines the diverse roles that technology plays in modern education, including the benefits and challenges it brings, the impact on both teaching and learning, and the future directions for the integration of technology in educational settings. Through an exploration of various technological tools and strategies, this paper highlights the ways in which technology has transformed traditional teaching methods, and how it can further contribute to the development of effective educational practices.

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