ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF HIGHER EDUCATION THROUGH THE INTEGRATION OF AUTOMATED LINGUISTIC TOOLS

Авторы

  • Gulbahor Mirzohidova New Uzbekistan University

Аннотация

Today technological tools are not making peoples’ lives easier through widespread opportunities, but they are also influencing every system in the universe, especially education. The educational environment is growing significantly due to the improvement of technological devices. It helps both educators and learners find information quickly, collaborate and contact at any time and so on. In this study, the benefits as well as possible challenges are discussed based on different views of authors.

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2026-04-21