Multidisciplinary Journal of Science and Technology

Improving ways to improve the effectiveness of education in higher education institutions through the use of digital technologies

Kholmirzayeva Gulrukhsor

Faculty tutor of ’’Figures of economics and information technologies’’, Tashkent State University of Economics

Keywords: Digital technologies in education, higher education effectiveness, online learning platforms, educational innovation, digital transformation in academia, interactive learning tools, personalized learning, academic success through technology, higher education institutions.

Abstract

This article explores innovative approaches to enhancing the effectiveness of education in higher education institutions through the integration of digital technologies. It examines the potential of digital tools to transform traditional learning environments, foster interactive learning, and improve educational outcomes. By leveraging technologies such as online learning platforms, data analytics, artificial intelligence, and virtual simulations, institutions can create more personalized, accessible, and efficient learning experiences. The article discusses the challenges and opportunities of digital transformation in education, offering insights into best practices for implementation and recommendations for policymakers, educators, and administrators aiming to enhance student engagement and academic success.

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