FORMATION OF MEDIA EDUCATION IN THE EDUCATION OF MEDICAL STUDENTS
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Key word . virtual, multimedia, gamification, digital platform.##article.abstract##
Abstract. The application of media education through social media and other digital platforms provides students with learning opportunities not only in the classroom but also outside the classroom. Through this method, students collaborate with each other, stay in constant contact with teachers, and enhance independent learning. In general, media education helps to make the educational process more effective and interesting by introducing modern technology tools to traditional education. In this article, we have approached the analysis of several methods of students' acquisition of knowledge in a modern way.
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