SMART CLASSROOMS AND THE ROLE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY
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smart classrooms, digital technology in education, educational technology, interactive learning, learning management systems, student engagement, personalized learning, virtual learning environments, digital transformation in schools, inclusive education, 21st-century skills.Abstract
This article explores the concept of smart classrooms and the transformative role of digital technology in modern education. It discusses the key features of smart classrooms, such as interactive whiteboards, cloud-based learning platforms, and student response systems, and explains how these tools enhance student engagement, personalize learning, and improve accessibility. The article also examines the benefits and challenges of integrating digital technology in education, including issues of equity, teacher training, and data privacy. Finally, it offers insights into the future of smart classrooms, highlighting emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and virtual reality. The piece is aimed at educators, policymakers, and anyone interested in the future of education.
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