INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES AS A RELEVANT RESOURCE FOR EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
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management technology, efficiency, communication, technology, communication technology, information and communication competence.Abstract
This article discusses the problem of implementing information and communication technologies to solve practical professional problems in order to increase the efficiency of the educational process. In modern society there is more and more talk about prospects for using information and communication technologies to solve educational problems facing the education system. This, in turn, causes an increase in the importance of information and communication competence of teaching staff and requires subjects of the educational process to be prepared to use information and communication technologies in solving professional problems.
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