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Technological foundations for creating a personalized educational environment for foreign language instruction for non-linguistic university students in a blended format

Irina Sergeevna Evteeva
National Research Tomsk State University


Submitted: February 16, 2026
Abstract. The study aims to systematize the technological foundations for creating a personalized educational environment for developing non-linguistic university students’ visual image verbalization skills in foreign-language vocabulary learning within blended instruction. The article examines the theoretical foundations of personalized foreign language learning in a blended format: constructivist paradigm, self-regulated learning theory, the educational environment concept, and the Community of Inquiry model. The functional blocks of the technological component of a personalized environment (a learning management system, synchronous and asynchronous communication tools, multimodal content creation instruments, assessment and feedback tools, cloud collaboration services) and their role in organizing visual-verbal vocabulary work are analyzed. Criteria for selecting digital solutions for language education and principles for designing a personalized flexible educational environment are formulated. The scientific novelty lies in systematizing the functional blocks of the technological component of a personalized educational environment as applied to visual-verbal work with foreign language vocabulary, as well as in substantiating the criteria for selecting digital solutions considering the specifics of developing visual image verbalization skills in blended learning. As a result, six functional blocks of the technological component of a personalized blended learning environment have been identified and described, six criteria for selecting digital solutions (multimodality, speech recording tools, managed feedback, learning analytics tools, integrability, accessibility) and seven principles for designing a personalized flexible educational environment (multidimensional flexibility, integration of face-to-face and online components, adaptive support, multimodality, teaching presence, social interaction, reflexivity) have been formulated.
Key words and phrases:
персонализированная образовательная среда
вербализация визуальных образов
смешанное обучение
иноязычная лексика
неязыковой вуз
personalized educational environment
visual image verbalization
blended learning
foreign language vocabulary
non-linguistic university
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