Teaching video conference etiquette to students of non-linguistic majors studying Spanish as a second foreign language as a part of socio-cultural competence formation in the field of digital intercultural communication
Maria Valeryevna Romanova,
Svetlana Abuzarovna Bagirova
Abstract:The aim of the study is to substantiate the need to train students of non-linguistic majors in etiquette norms and rules of communication in the video conference format for socio-cultural competence formation in the field of digital intercultural interaction. The paper describes the socio-cultural features of the etiquette adopted in the Spanish-speaking world for effective digital communication in the video conferencing format, which lay a substantial foundation for teaching the culture of speech communicatio… Show more
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