Abstract

The digitization of education has been being over the last decade, specifically with the invention of the tablet computer and the wide vacuity of high- speed internet. These developments have made it possible for every pupil to have a digital device and access to an array of digital tools. Indeed, utmost language classrooms include an Internet- enabled computer and a projector. Language acquisition is a complex process that involves the development of various skills such as listening, speaking, reading, and writing. The advent of digital technology has transformed the educational paradigm. Digital tools offer a dynamic and interactive approach to language instruction, catering to the diverse needs of students in the 21st century. The benefits of digital tools in language teaching are evident, their effective integration into the curriculum requires careful planning and implementation. A number of online English tutoring platforms for managing and running classes, utmost virtual preceptors use videotape conferencing software to communicate and hold meetings with scholars. While teleconferencing programs vary in the features they have, they should at least enable one can use their videotape camera, partake screen, and converse with the scholars. They should also be stable, stoner-friendly, and suitable to accommodate groups. This paper explores the myriad of digital tools available for teaching English, focusing on their effectiveness and impact on language learning.

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