INTEGRATION OF CONTEMPORARY TECHNOLOGIES INTO LANGUAGE EDUCATION FOR NON-LANGUAGE MAJORS
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15667369
Keywords:
Language learning, non-philological fields, educational technology, digital tools, language education, AI in education, virtual learning, non-language majorsAbstract
In today’s globalized and digitally driven world, language proficiency is
becoming increasingly important across all academic and professional fields, including
non-philological disciplines. This paper explores the integration of contemporary
technologies—such as mobile apps, online platforms, artificial intelligence tools, and
virtual classrooms—into language learning for students majoring in non-language fields.
It examines how these tools enhance motivation, engagement, and learning outcomes by
providing personalized, accessible, and interactive experiences. The study also addresses
challenges faced during implementation and offers recommendations for effective
integration tailored to the needs of non-language majors.
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