Abstract
The article explores how digital technologies function within blended models of foreign language education. It analyzes how technological tools influence students' motivation, autonomy, and communication skills by synthesizing empirical andconceptual works published between 2018 and 2025. The findings demonstrate that when digital tools such as learning management systems, mobile applications, and immersive environments are integrated into a coherent instructional framework, they foster learner engagement, self-regulation, and active participation. However, their success depends on teachers’ digital competence, systematic formative assessment, and institutional infrastructure. Persistent barriers include unequal access to technology and limited training opportunities. Overall, the study concludes that well-structured blended approaches can create flexible, learner-centered, and pedagogically effective environments for language acquisition.