Особливості підготовки вчителів до ствофрення і використання електронних підручників
Journal Title: Нова педагогічна думка - Year 2017, Vol 92, Issue 4
Abstract
In the article the current state of the electronic textbooks design is depicted, the problems of their usage and creation are described, the arguments, regarding the needs of teachers’ training and retraining system are given, and the methodological recommendations as to its implementation are provided.
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Оксана Овчарук
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