MODERN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES USED IN HIGHER EDUCATION.

Abstract

This article is devoted to the study of role of modern information technologies in teaching foreign languages used in higher education. Information technology (IT) is the application of computers and telecommunications systems to create, process, store, retrieve, and transmit information and data. It encompasses the hardware (like computers and networks), software (applications and programs), and data management systems (such as databases and cloud services) that enable digital operations, communication, and the management of data within businesses and everyday life. A foreign language is a language that is not someone's native tongue or the dominant language in their country. It must be learned through conscious effort, such as by taking classes or self-studying. While definitions vary, languages like Russian, Uzbek, Spanish, French, or Japanese are commonly considered foreign languages in places where English is the native or dominant language.