Applying E-learning and Distance Learning Technologies in Modern University Complex
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e-learning, distance learning technologies, electronic information-educational environment (EIEE), development prospects of EIEEAbstract
The article describes applying E-learning and Distance learning technologies in university complex, influence of legislation, prerequisites for the establishment of electronic informational-educational environment (EIEE), difficulties and development trends.
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