DIGITAL TOOLS AND PLATFORMS IN EFL TEACHING: A NEW ERA OF LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION

Authors

  • Tuliboyeva Nilufar 3rd year student of the Department of English language and literature at the Ellikkala Pedagogical Faculty, Ajiniyoz Nukus State Pedagogical Institute

Keywords:

EFL, digital tools, online platforms, language instruction, educational technology, gamification, AI in education.

Abstract

The integration of digital tools and online platforms in English as a Foreign Language (EFL) education has transformed traditional language instruction into a dynamic, student-centered, and interactive experience. This paper explores the role and impact of various digital technologies such as learning management systems (LMS), mobile applications, gamification tools, and artificial intelligence in EFL classrooms. The study examines how these tools enhance language acquisition, student engagement, and personalized learning. The findings suggest that technology-based instruction fosters greater motivation, learner autonomy, and improved vocabulary and communication skills.

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Published

2025-07-11

How to Cite

DIGITAL TOOLS AND PLATFORMS IN EFL TEACHING: A NEW ERA OF LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION. (2025). INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RECENTLY SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHER’S THEORY, 3(5), 100-102. https://www.uzresearchers.com/index.php/ijrs/article/view/2813
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