INTERACTIVE SOFTWARE AND SIMULATORS IN THE SUBJECT OF TECHNICAL DRAWING
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technical drawing, interactive software, simulators, AutoCAD, 3D modeling, graphic literacy, digital education, spatial thinking.Abstract
This article analyzes the importance and effectiveness of using interactive software and simulators in teaching technical drawing. Modern technologies play a crucial role in developing graphic skills, enhancing spatial thinking, automating the construction and interpretation of drawings. The study explores various interactive platforms, 3D modeling simulators, and their impact on students' learning outcomes.
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