BASIC CONCEPTS OF WEBINAR TECHNOLOGY. THE ROLE OF WEBINARS IN THE EDUCATION SYSTEM
Keywords:
Webinar technology, online learning, distance learning, interactive teaching, educational process, pedagogical technologies, real-time mode, student interaction, development of knowledge and skills, learning effectiveness, e-learning, virtual lesson, educational platforms, teacher’s role, student activity, improving education quality, learning coverage, teaching methods, digital learning, innovative educational technologiesAbstract
This article highlights the main concepts of webinar technology and its role in the education system. Webinars are a modern educational tool that enables interactive communication between teachers and students in real time through online platforms. The article examines the pedagogical significance of webinars, their role in activating the learning process, and effectively developing students’ knowledge and skills. It also analyzes the possibilities of organizing distance learning using webinar technology and improving the quality and coverage of education. This article can be useful for independent researchers and students.
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