Exploring the Enhancement Pathways of Digital Literacy for University Foreign Language Teachers in the Context of Digital Transformation
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study reveals that teachers have deficiencies in digital concept recognition and technical application levels, and supporting training mechanisms need further improvement. Based on this, the research suggests creating a structured competency cultivation system, developing intelligent teaching support platforms, and improving multi-dimensional evaluation and incentive measures to strengthen teacher digital literacy.
Implementing these strategies can effectively enhance teachers' informatization capabilities, promote the in-depth development of foreign
language education digital transformation, and provide strong support for cultivating internationalized talents that meet new era standards.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/frim.v4i3.8742
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