TA’LIMDA RAQAMLI TRANSFORMATSIYA: KITOBDAN INTERNETGACHA VA SUN’IY INTELLEKT DAVRIDA BILIM OLISHNING YANGI BOSQICHI
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20565543Keywords:
digital education, artificial intelligence, internet, books, educational transformation, pedagogy, innovative development.Abstract
This article analyzes the historical development and digital transformation of the education system, as well as the introduction and impact of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in educational processes. It highlights how the emergence of books and later the internet fundamentally changed the processes of acquiring, storing, and disseminating knowledge. Based on historical sources, it also examines the limited access to knowledge in earlier periods and the subsequent expansion of its dissemination following the invention of the printing press.References
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