The Development Strategy of E-Learning in Online English Teaching Amidst Big Data

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Compared with traditional classroom teaching, online teaching is a new method using network information technology, network teaching platforms, and campus network learning spaces to carry out distance teaching or live teaching. Under this unique situation, online teaching has become a way for schools to carry out education and teaching. English subjects with strong practicality and applicability undoubtedly face significant teaching challenges. Relevant educators have started in-depth research on these issues to find effective ways to optimize the effect of online English teaching to supply solid theoretical support for future innovative English teaching development. This shows that the English learning platform has played a positive role in helping students learn English. Through online autonomous learning, learners can provide practical knowledge that teachers do not have in the traditional classroom so that teachers can transform teaching activities into more efficient and meaningful activities. As a better means of English teaching, English teaching research has specific research value and positive significance. In the era of big data, the development of online English teaching methods will significantly improve the motivation and efficiency of students' learning. At the same time, it will also play a specific role in supervising teachers' professionalism and ability. It is an indispensable way of teaching English in today's era.

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Zhang, J. (2024). The Development Strategy of E-Learning in Online English Teaching Amidst Big Data. Computer-Aided Design and Applications, 21(S22), 59–71. https://doi.org/10.14733/cadaps.2024.S22.59-71

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