Abstract

This article examines the pivotal role of digital tools in enhancing academic reading skills. Through a comprehensive analysis of contemporary’ literature and empirical studies, it delves into various digital platforms, such as e-books, online libraries, and annotation tools, highlighting their efficacy in fostering comprehension, critical thinking, and information synthesis. Additionally, it discusses the integration of multimedia elements, adaptive learning algorithms, and interactive interfaces, which cater to diverse learning styles and abilities, thus promoting engagement and retention. Moreover, the article addresses challenges associated with digital literacy and access disparities, emphasizing the need for equitable implementation strategies. Ultimately, it underscores the transformative potential of digital tools in empowering learners and cultivating lifelong reading proficiency in academic contexts.

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