In recent years, the fragmented learning mode of college English is the product of the integration of English teaching reform and information technology. Because of the mobile information environment, how knowledge is presented and distributed has altered significantly. As research on current college students continues to expand, the concept of fragmented learning is being utilized more and more frequently. Fragmented learning is defined as having features of fragmentation in time, space, content, and method of learning. Although fragmented learning makes it easier for college students to study, besides it also has several drawbacks, such as fragmented knowledge being scattered, no structure is developed, fragmented content being jumbled, and fragmented learning being flashy and merely a formality. To overcome these issues, this research work examines the evaluation system for the fragmented learning effect. In addition, it studies the effect evaluation of fragmented English learning in the mobile information environment and uses the integrated BPNN and genetic algorithm to evaluate the effect of fragmented English learning. The results show that this method has a strong effect on the evaluation of fragmented English learning in colleges and universities.
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