
THE ROLE OF 3D VIRTUAL LABORATORIES IN DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ EXPERIMENTAL SKILLS
Abdullayev N.J ., Rakhmatova N.I . , Namangan State Pedagogical InstituteAbstract
This article examines the role of 3D virtual laboratories in forming and developing students’ experimental skills. Through virtual labs, students can explore complex chemical and physical experiments in a safe, cost-effective, and visual manner. The paper highlights the educational value, practical implications, and contribution of such technologies to modern education.
Keywords
3D virtual laboratory, experimental skills, interactivity, STEM, digital education, chemistry, simulation
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