THE ROLE OF MODERN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN CHEMICAL EDUCATION
Keywords:
Chemical education, modern information technologies, digital simulations, virtual laboratories, multimedia resources, interactive learning, online collaborative platforms, learning management systems, gamification, adaptive learning, data analytics, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, virtual reality, student engagement.Abstract
In the rapidly evolving landscape of chemical education, modern information technologies play a pivotal role in transforming traditional teaching methodologies, offering innovative solutions to engage students and facilitate a deeper understanding of complex chemical concepts. This article provides a comprehensive review of the multifaceted role of modern information technologies in chemical education, encompassing various digital tools, platforms, and applications.
The article begins by exploring the integration of digital simulations and virtual laboratories, which enable students to conduct experiments in a safe and interactive virtual environment, thereby enhancing their practical skills and conceptual understanding. Furthermore, the utilization of multimedia resources, such as interactive videos and animations, is examined for their effectiveness in elucidating abstract chemical phenomena and fostering active learning experiences.
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