AI summary · arXiv: 1807.10656v1 · physics.ed-ph
The mobile information and educational environment of higher educational institution
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- Higher education institutions need to prepare students with modern information and communication technologies
- Innovative educational environment is needed to provide necessary e-resources anytime and anywhere
- Mobile information and educational environment must meet the research and educational requirements of all students, including future teachers
- Implementing mobile information and educational environments can improve the quality of education
- Benefits of this approach include effective use of modern technical learning tools, attracting the best educators, implementation and support for author's courses, ensuring purposeful development of students, among others.
- Creating and supporting a mobile information and educational environment in higher education institutions will enhance competitiveness in modern conditions.
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