ONLINE LEARNING: ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20771498Keywords:
online learning, digital pedagogy, hybrid learning, communicative competence, educational technology, e-learning.Abstract
This thesis examines the advantages and disadvantages of online learning from pedagogical, psychological, technological, and sociolinguistic perspectives. The research analyzes the influence of digital education on communicative competence, academic performance, learner autonomy, and educational accessibility [1, p.26]. Comparative analysis evaluates traditional, online, and hybrid learning systems, highlighting the practical significance of digital pedagogy in modern education. The study also includes qualitative research observations and statistical findings related to students’ educational experiences in online learning environments.References
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