THE ROLE OF ICT IN MODERN ENGLISH LANGUAGE PEDAGOGY
Abstract
This article aims to explore the evolving role of ICT in modern English language pedagogy by examining key technologies, instructional strategies, and practical applications. It also discusses the challenges and implications for language educators, with a focus on how ICT can be harnessed to improve teaching effectiveness and learner outcomes in diverse educational environments.
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