Digital Intelligence And Efficiency: Innovation of Moral Education Mode in Colleges And Universities in The New Era
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to moral education suffer from limitations such as one-way indoctrination, coercive management, and single-dimensional evaluation. In the
digital intelligence era, dynamic teaching content, virtual scenario interactions, and intelligent platforms facilitate a shift in teaching models
toward "active engagement and interactive exploration." By leveraging digital tools and smart services, institutions achieve "self-management
and intelligent support, " while big data enables "holistic evaluation and data-driven decision-making." These advancements collectively enhance the precision, scientific rigor, and effectiveness of moral education initiatives
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/eer.v2i12.8448
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