IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGIES ON THE EDUCATION SYSTEM: OPPORTUNITIES AND RISKS
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Technology in education, digital transformation, online learning, educational tools, personalized learning, digital divide, teacher training, privacy and security, educational opportunities, risks of technology in education.Abstract
This article examines the impact of technology on the education system, highlighting both the opportunities and risks that accompany the integration of digital tools in learning environments. The rapid development of technological innovations has brought about significant changes in the way education is delivered, offering enhanced accessibility, flexibility, collaboration, and personalized learning. However, the article also addresses the challenges associated with technology in education, including the digital divide, over-reliance on digital tools, privacy concerns, and the need for adequate teacher training. The article emphasizes the importance of balancing the benefits of technology with the potential risks to create an equitable and effective educational system.
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