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Enhancing Language Proficiency through Online Collaborative Platforms: ACase Study of Virtual Exchange Programs

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Index date: 23 October 2024

Enhancing Language Proficiency through Online Collaborative Platforms: ACase Study of Virtual Exchange Programs abstract

The integration of digital technology into language education has paved the way for innovativeteaching methods, notably through online collaborative platforms. This study investigates theimpact of virtual exchange programs on language proficiency, comparing these outcomes withtraditional classroom methods. By analyzing collaborative platforms such as Google Classroom,Microsoft Teams, and Zoom, the research aims to identify the benefits and challenges of thesetechnologies in language learning. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, this research combinesquantitative data from proficiency tests with qualitative insights from surveys and interviews. Thestudy explores how these platforms facilitate intercultural communication and understandingamong language learners, emphasizing key features like peer feedback, collaborative tasks, andreal-time interactions. Additionally, the study presents case studies of successful virtual exchangeprograms, highlighting best practices and effective implementation strategies. The findings areexpected to provide educators with actionable insights into the most effective uses of onlinecollaborative platforms, ultimately contributing to enhanced language learning outcomes andincreased student engagement. This research underscores the potential of digital tools in fosteringa more interactive and immersive language learning experience.

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Enhancing Language Proficiency through Online Collaborative Platforms: ACase Study of Virtual Exchange Programs authors

Mohammadreza Pakdel

Sheikh Bahaee University, Department of Foreign Languages, Isfahan, Iran