POSSIBILITIES OF USING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES USING INTERACTIVE SOFTWARE IN AN ELECTRONIC LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
Abstract
In this state, the pedagogical, methodical, and technological possibilities of application of information technology and professional data are analyzed and the basics of using interactive software tools and an electronic educational environment are analyzed. The established role of the electronic educational environment in the development of professional competence of future specialists and the conditions of digital transformation, revealed the didactic potential of the interactive platform, the possibility of individualization of training, automation of assessment and monitoring, and also the organization of practical-oriented professional work. Na osnove kompetentnostnogo pokhoda, deyatelnostnogo obucheniya i principov cifirovoy pedagogiki razrabotany teoricheskie vyvody i prakticheskie rekomendatsii po effektivnomu ospolzovaniyu interaktivnyx programmnyx sredstv.
Keywords
electronic educational environment, interactive software tools, information technology, professional activity, digital competence, digital pedagogy, distance learning, education quality.
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