GLOBAL EDUCATIONAL NETS: INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
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https://doi.org/10.33407/itlt.v2i1.275Keywords:
information society, information and communication technologies, global educational netsAbstract
In the article the importance of information and communication technologies, particularly – global educational networks, for the development of educational systems of foreign countries and Ukraine is determined. The resources of global educational networks (HappyChild, GLORIAD, GlobalSchoolNet, IEARN, Educared) and their use in educational process of comprehensive schools in foreign countries are examined.Downloads
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Глобальна освітня мережа “Айорн” - http://www.iearn.org.ua/index.html
Глобальна освітня мережа EducaRed - http://www.educared.net/
Глобальна освітня мережа Global SchoolNet (GSN) -
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