KEY ISSUES OF ONLINE LEARNING
Abstract
Nowadays there is a great demand in using new technology in education, because it is the need of the day. The technological advancements help people to make success in their sphere of activities. To support teachers and students, it is important to have an understanding of the manner in which a significant majority of online learning is delivered for today. This article offers tips, strategies, and resources to teacher moving to online learning environment.
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Zhexembiyeva N. KEY ISSUES OF ONLINE LEARNING. Herald of the Kazakh-British technical university. 2019;16(1):137-142.
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