DEVELOPMENT AND FEATURES OF MOBILE EDUCATION AS A FORM OF DISTANCE EDUCATION, PROBLEMS OF USE AND PROSPECTS
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The article is devoted to the development and characteristics of mobile education as a form
of distance education. The article analyzes the main factors ensuring the popularity of mobile education, such
as the development of mobile technologies, access to the Internet, and the rapid expansion of the capabilities
of educational programs. The problems that teachers and students face when using mobile devices in the
educational process are considered, including limited screen space, the need to adapt content, as well as issues
of security and data protection. The article also discusses the prospects of mobile education, including its
integration with other modern methods of distance education, the use of artificial intelligence to personalize
education, as well as possible changes in the education system in connection with the further development of
mobile technologies.
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