THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ON ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING: DISCUSSING THE ROLE OF AI, VIRTUAL REALITY, OR MOBILE APPS IN LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
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https://doi.org/10.2024/zv0rn684Keywords:
technology, English Language Learning, AI (Artificial Intelligence), Virtual Reality (VR), mobile apps, language acquisition, immersive learning, responsible innovation.Abstract
This article explores the impact of technology on English language learning. It discusses the role of AI, virtual reality, or mobile apps in language acquisition. AI platforms offer personalized learning experiences, fostering fluency through interactive conversations and instant feedback. VR immerses learners in realistic environments, facilitating experiential learning and cultural understanding.
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