2019
DOI: 10.18510/hssr.2019.74156
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The Organization of the University Educational Process in Terms of Digitalization of Education

Abstract: Purpose: The paper deals with the optimization of the preparation of educational professional programs of higher education to the processes of accreditation and licensing. Methodology:In this paper, we will consider technical tools that optimize the organization of the management of the university's educational process in the conditions of the "digitalization" of education.Result: Since the verification of compliance of University educational programs with the requirements of Federal state educational standard… Show more

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“…The same thing happens with the graduates who return to update their knowledge, where many handouts or manuals are used, prepared by the professors who teach the courses, so that the students can have access to this type of didactic resources". In this regard, Dobudko et al (2019), mention that the process of describing an educational program begins with the design of the curriculum, with the active participation of teachers, who establish a positive relationship, and show concern for the curricular structures, guaranteeing a suitable transmission of knowledge and experiences, and the achievement of significant learning by students.…”
Section: Academic Updating and Programmingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The same thing happens with the graduates who return to update their knowledge, where many handouts or manuals are used, prepared by the professors who teach the courses, so that the students can have access to this type of didactic resources". In this regard, Dobudko et al (2019), mention that the process of describing an educational program begins with the design of the curriculum, with the active participation of teachers, who establish a positive relationship, and show concern for the curricular structures, guaranteeing a suitable transmission of knowledge and experiences, and the achievement of significant learning by students.…”
Section: Academic Updating and Programmingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the educational process must be optimally managed from the beginning, through appropriate curricular systems. For Dobudko et al (2019), describing an educational program begins with creating a curriculum. At the same time, this must be regulated by institutions that establish a level of quality in education.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Despite the fact that the works devoted to the problems of communicative competence formation by means of Internet technologies occupy a significant volume in the scientific literature [8][9][10][11][12][13], we have to admit that there is a number of issues that require the attention of researchers and teachers-practitioners, namely, methodical aspects of students' oral and written speech skills development are not grounded and not completely revealed; the organizational conditions for the implementation of interactive learning technology in the educational process at technical university are not developed.…”
Section: Research Questionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Merdeka Campus is considered capable of producing an education system that has been rigid so far, becomes more flexible, and creates innovations in the learning process. After all, the first step in the education development process is to create a new curriculum (Dobudko, Korostelev, Gorbatov, Kurochkin, & Akhmetov, 2019). Schlenz et al (2020) states that an appropriate curriculum structure makes it easier for students to accept learning.…”
Section: Ieom Society Internationalmentioning
confidence: 99%