2022
DOI: 10.1155/2022/1802750
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A Web-Based Auxiliary Teaching System for College English

Abstract: In order to optimize the application quality of the English auxiliary teaching system, shorten the system response time and CPU utilization, design a Web-based college English auxiliary teaching system, and test its application effect. Using the B/S mode in the Web, install the developed auxiliary teaching system on the server of the control center. The B/S function modules in the system software include the presentation layer, application service layer, and resource layer. Based on this, design the user manag… Show more

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“…Students are typically given information through it, and the practical components are performance-based, requiring the development of practical abilities that the student is intended to improve. In order to teach art at the basic and secondary levels in Romania, a group of researchers in 2014 used blended instruction based on ICT [67]. Compared to the other two techniques, which included solely in-person and exclusively online training, they found that BL was relatively more effective.…”
Section: • Evaluatementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Students are typically given information through it, and the practical components are performance-based, requiring the development of practical abilities that the student is intended to improve. In order to teach art at the basic and secondary levels in Romania, a group of researchers in 2014 used blended instruction based on ICT [67]. Compared to the other two techniques, which included solely in-person and exclusively online training, they found that BL was relatively more effective.…”
Section: • Evaluatementioning
confidence: 99%