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The Technological Revolution in EFL Learning
The use of technology in the classroom and beyond is becoming an essential part of
education. Technology is used in most language classrooms in one form or another. The
utilization of innovation has improved and helped language learning. Instructors can increment
language securing by adjusting classes with the utilization of innovation. Instructors are
observing that innovation is a more important device than any other time in recent memory for
assisting their understudies with learning dialects. The essential focal point of this study is the
means by which to utilize contemporary innovation to learn English as a subsequent language or
as an unknown dialect. It tended to various contentions for empowering English language
students to involve innovation to upgrade their ability for learning (Zhang, 2022). This review
analyzed past examinations regarding the matter, characterized the words "innovation" and
"innovation joining," made sense of how innovation is used in language classes, and gave a few
suggestions to utilizing these assets that help language students' expertise improvement. The
effective use of contemporary technology improves language learners' language acquisition
abilities, claims this essay. One important element that affects communication across
international borders is language.
Students employ a variety of English language skills, such as speaking, listening, reading,
and writing, to improve their proficiency and communicate (Grabe & Stoller, 2002). One
important aspect of learning is the method teachers use in the classroom to hasten language
acquisition. Computers are seen as a necessary teaching tool in language classes if teachers have
convenient access, proper preparation, and enough curricular freedom. A lot of instructors think
that providing a top-notch education requires the use of computers. Thanks to technology,
language learners may access a limitless number of resources (Zhang, 2022). Teachers should
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encourage students to utilize computers to find appropriate activities in order to maximize
language learning outcomes. Using the appropriate technological resources might be beneficial
for kids. Using computer-based language activities improves learners' cooperative learning.
EFL students all across the world now use the internet, a huge informational resource, as
a leveling ground. Pupils nowadays have unparalleled access to an abundance of materials,
regardless of regional limitations. A wide variety of materials are available through online
courses, language exchange programs, and digital libraries, democratizing language learning and
enabling students to access high-quality materials from any place (Van Vo & Thuy Vo, 2020).
Being able to make learning dynamic and interesting is one of the remarkable aspects of
technology in EFL. Apps for language learning turn the sometimes-difficult work of learning a
language into an engaging one with its gamified components and interactive activities. In order
to keep students engaged and motivated for long-term improvement, interactive elements like
games, quizzes, and real-time feedback are included.
The cornerstones of the EFL field are now devoted language learning applications. With
their individualized learning experiences, these applications go beyond the traditional classroom.
Learners receive a personalized curriculum that meets their unique requirements, thanks to
adaptive algorithms that modify courses to each student's progress. This increases the speed and
efficacy of language acquisition. With the development of video conferencing technologies,
traditional classroom walls have been broken down (Van Vo & Thuy Vo, 2020). As a result,
learners may now establish virtual classrooms that reflect the diversity of the language
environment by connecting with classmates and teachers anywhere in the world. In addition to
making language practice easier, this exposes students to a wide range of dialects and cultural
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quirks, enhancing their language skills with real-world exposure. Language learners can now
find lively communities on social media and in online forums.
These platforms give people a place to interact, trade language, and offer advice. Due to
these communities' global reach, students are exposed to a variety of dialects, slang terms, and
cultural perspectives, which helps them develop a comprehensive grasp of the language. The use
of technology in EFL instruction is truly groundbreaking. The use of technology has become
essential for language learners, since it may facilitate dynamic and captivating learning
experiences while also removing geographical obstacles. Striking a balance is crucial, though,
since technology should enhance conventional teaching techniques rather than take their place. A
more inclusive, dynamic, and globally linked language learning environment will surely be
created in the future of EFL education through a well-balanced combination of traditional study
materials, online resources, and in-person encounters.
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References
Van Vo, L., & Thuy Vo, L. (2020). EFL Teachers’ Attitudes Towards the Use of Mobile Devices
in Learning English at A University in Vietnam.
SSRN Electronic Journal
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https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3581340
Zhang, Y. (2022). The Effect of on Educational Technol
ogy on EFL Learners’ Self
-Efficacy.
Frontiers in Psychology
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. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.881301
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