Region - Educational Research and Reviews

The rapid advancement of technology has reshaped the ways in which individuals learn languages, particularly English, which is the most widely used second language globally. Virtual environments, such as online classrooms, language learning apps, and immersive virtual reality (VR) settings, have become significant tools for language acquisition. This paper provides a theoretical analysis of English learning in virtual environments, exploring how digital technologies impact language acquisition processes. The study examines the role of interactivity, multimodal input, social interaction, and learner autonomy in virtual environments, shedding light on both the opportunities and challenges presented by these digital platforms.