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Digital Learning Techniques-Recent Trends:A perspective from classroom teaching and learning

Liji Anna Mathew

Abstract


Technology tools for collaboration, communication, social networking, and user-generated content have transformed the traditional ways of learning. When applied efficiently, technology enables teachers and students to participate actively, produce and co-create information through the use of digital learning tools. They can help students innovate and learn strategies that combine in-person with virtual learning experiences. The use of digital technologies in the class room encourage active knowledge, comprehension construction, analysis, and exploration on the part of the learners, and which allow for remote communication as well as data division to take place between teachers and/or learners in different physical classroom.


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