THE SPECIFICS OF CREATING ELECTRONIC EDUCATIONAL COURSES
The article discusses the creation of e-learning courses. Using data based on personal, national and international experience, the author shows that the creation of digital resources is an important stage of e-learning formats promotion in educational practice of educational institutions. Proposed algorithm for creating e-learning course includes five stages: the selection or creation of educational content for its presentation in electronic form; definition of e-learning course model and its central figure according to didactic and methodological principles of e-learning; choice of tools used to create the digital content; choice of course management system or any other platform for remote placement of content and development of a new type of interaction. It is noted that taking into account the specifics of creating electronic training courses significantly reduces the effort required to develop them, allowing you to achieve uniformity of training courses alongside with maintaining the individuality of the teacher and the specifics of the subject.
Keywords: E-learning, electronic educational resources, information and communication technology, education, e-learning didactics
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Issue: 1, 2015
Series of issue: Issue 1
Rubric: TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGE IN HIGH SCHOOL
Pages: 138 — 143
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