INNOVATIVE COMMUNICATION PLATFORMS: STREAMING BROADCASTS AND AUDIOVISUAL PODCASTS
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
diversification, intensification, communication, integration, monitoring, educational trajectory, potential, audiovisual competence.Abstract
It is advisable to extrapolate the space of speech interaction to a wide axiological range of social exchange. However, the requirement that the subject basis of training reflect in detail the specifics of students’ future work activities remain conceptually significant. Diversification and intensification of thematic content are intended to create conditions for the integration of future specialists into the global scientific and technical space.
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