MODERN CONDITIONS OF DISTANCE LEARNING IN THE HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM
Keywords:
distance learning, higher education, online education, e-learning, digital pedagogy, virtual classrooms, student engagement, educational technology, remote learning, learning management systemsAbstract
This article examines the current state of distance learning in higher education, analyzing the technological, pedagogical, and institutional conditions that shape its implementation. It highlights the challenges and opportunities presented by online education, drawing on recent research and case studies to provide a comprehensive overview of how higher education institutions are adapting to modern conditions.
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