Positioning and Challenges of Online Learning Platforms in Higher Vocational Education
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Online Learning Platforms, Higher Vocational Education, Educational Innovation, Learning ExperienceAbstract
This paper explores the positioning and challenges of online learning platforms in higher vocational education. Higher vocational education plays a crucial role in modern society by providing students with practical vocational skills and specialized knowledge to meet the evolving demands of the job market. The emergence of online learning platforms has brought about new opportunities and challenges in higher vocational education. This study aims to delve into how online learning platforms are positioned within higher vocational education and the various technological, educational, and societal challenges they encounter.
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