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The development of globalization gives many impacts in many fields, including in Education. One of the challenges is how to create an English ability of the students. Technology is one of the opportunities media in the globalization era to face that challenges. Technology make things easier in learning English, it is because of the technology is very flourishing. And media technology is easy way that used by students in developing their ability. As already known there are 4 English skills, Listening, Writing, Reading, and Speaking. By media technology we can use many ways, such as Music Activities, Graphic Organizer, Blogs, Video Educative, even English Movies. This research use qualitative descriptive research method. Data is collected by the observation of others research that had a similar title. By implementing media technology, hopefully students can exercises their English ability for better.

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Technology, Learning media, English ability

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Widyaningrum, W., & Maili, S. N. N. . (2024). The The Use of Technology as Learning Media for Better English Ability. Journal of Learning and Instructional Studies, 3(2), 61–67. https://doi.org/10.46637/jlis.v3i2.39
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