
The article explores evaluation techniques pertaining to the challenges arising from the digital transformation of education within the sphere of professional educational institutions. The article draws its foundation from a comprehensive investigation involving over 1,250 students hailing from the Republic of Uzbekistan's professional education system. The author of the article underscores the potential of harnessing students' viewpoints as a means to appraise the efficiency of integrating and utilizing digital educational technologies. Within the article, pivotal facets of advancing the digital educational landscape from the perspective of students are deliberated, encompassing aspects such as the capabilities inherent in digital educational platforms, the level of expertise among teaching faculty, and the quality of online interactions between educators and students. Grounded in the scrutiny of educational platform utilization during the learning process and students' evaluations of diverse parameters within the digital educational journey, recommendations are crafted to propel the evolution of pedagogical methodologies for orchestrating the educational experience within the digital milieu.
information technologies, education platforms, education efficiency, digitalization
information technologies, education platforms, education efficiency, digitalization
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