DIGITAL STORYTELLING IN AN EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT
Abstract
The article discusses the introduction of information technologies into the educational environment. Teaching a foreign language based on projects via digital storytelling is focused on the interests and knowledge of students in order to increase motivation for learning based on the development of their digital literacy.
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