Multimedia project as a mean high education institutions students’ information culture development
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The concept of "university students’ information culture” is represented in the article. The particular features and advantages of multimedia technologies for the students’ informational culture development are outlined. The attention is brought to the usage of telecommunication projects for the pedagogical experience and practice. The projects of that type have to combine cognitive learning and cognitive-play-based activities of external and be based on the computer telecommunication study of a certain problem.Downloads
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2018-07-27
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