Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many ministries, educational institutions and universities are looking for solutions for distance and digital education. To solve the problem, the German company LD has created new systems LeyLab and LabDoc. An invitation letter was sent to our university to participate in a webinar on detailed information, application and study of the system. On July 29, given the relevance of the topic, on the instructions of the leadership of our university, our employees took part in the webinar "Distance education and the introduction of digital learning in the new system."

Experts from Germany, Ukraine and Poland made a series of presentations at the webinar organized by the German company LD. Edward Witting gave a detailed presentation on the capabilities of the new mobile application. The report was about the working principles of LeyLab and LabDoc programs.

The webinar included discussions on improving online and distance learning using the LeyLab and LabDoc platforms, and answered questions from the webinar audience. It should be noted that LeyLab and LabDoc were created mainly for distance learning of technical subjects such as physics, chemistry and biology. It is also possible to use the capabilities of this system on the Microsoft Teams platform.

According to the author, the integration of digital media into the classroom is one of the challenges of our time. Distance-digital technical courses play an important role in revealing students' virtual opportunities and limitations, their creativity, problem-solving and collaboration skills, and create new opportunities in response to the changing needs of society.

At the end, it was reported that the next webinars will also be held in the next months. Use of the platform will be free during the trial period, and then on a paid basis under copyright.

The webinar was attended by teachers and IT specialists from Azerbaijani universities, as well as by Associate Professor Samir Orujov, head of the Scientific Section of SSU, head of the Department of International Cooperation and Foreign Students PhD Samira Mammadova, Associate Professor of Economics Department Lala Valiyeva, Senior Lecturer of the Department of History and its teaching methods Sarvan Badalov, Teacher of Foreign Languages Department Jala Mammadova, a teacher of the Department of Petroleum and Chemical Engineering Elnur Ahmadov, Nihad Huseynov, a part-time teacher of the Department of World Economy and Marketing, Sadagat Fatullayeva, an operator of the Evaluation and Quality Control Department, and Murad Huseynli, an engineering programmer of the ITC.