DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN DISTANCE LEARNING AND TEACHING
Mavluda Sabirovna Khodjaeva , Ph.D., Associate Professor, International Islamic Academy Of Uzbekistan, Department Of "Modern Information And Communication Technologies”, A. Qadiri 11, Tashkent, 100011, UzbekistanAbstract
In the article, the authors emphasize the use of distance educational technologies when studying at a university. Digital learning and distance teaching technologies are a very effective and promising area at the present time. The possibilities of distance learning technologies are constantly expanding due to the massive introduction of new electronic resources, the number of which continues to grow rapidly.
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Paremiological,, adaptation, undergoes
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