simulator program as a form of implementation of electronic teaching tools for self-study of foreign students at the stage of pre-university training
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Abstract
Questions of empowerment the organization of classroom and extracurricular self-study of foreign students at the stage of pre-university training through the implementation of electronic teaching tools as a component of computer training facilities in educational process are considered. Classification of modern electronic teaching tools as a component of computer hardware training, developed on the basis of modern information and communication technologies is offered. Version of program-simulator "Introductory course" is offered. The program is created by means of WEB-programming and uses training material of introductory course. Introductory course is one of the most important elements of teaching of scientific style of speech within the language training for the foreign students at the preparatory faculty.
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| Authors | ;Andriy O. Savel'ev;Nataliya M. Matveeva |
| Journal | trudy odesskogo politehničeskogo universiteta |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.15276/opu.2.46.2015.35
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