Smart-education technologies in the process of upgrading of additional education of children and young people on scientific and technical profile

Tyumen State University Herald. Humanities Research. Humanitates


Release:

Vesntik TSU. Pedagogy. Psychology. 2013

Title: 
Smart-education technologies in the process of upgrading of additional education of children and young people on scientific and technical profile


About the authors:

Irina G. Zakharova, Dr. Sci. (Ped.), Professor, Head of Software Department, Tyumen State University; i.g.zakharova@utmn.ru

Alexander N. Pushkarev,
Senior lecturer, Department of Computer Programming, Institute of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, Tyumen State University

Abstract:

The article considers ways of using Smart-education for additional education upgrading of children and young people. It presents the results of a data analysis based on a sample survey of children and young people, their parents, teachers and administration of additional education institutions in the Tyumen region. The survey regarded issues of preference and satisfaction with the quality of scientific and technical additional education. The results show that the majority of respondents find applied sport and technical facilities more attractive. In order to promote and develop additional sci-tech education, it is suggested to upgrade it with the help of computer technologies (ICT). Using smart-education technologies on the principles of integration and openness of educational resources can help to build a system of open continuous education in the natural sciences, engineering and technology. The article describes a pilot educational programme of additional education in net technologies implemented with the help of smart-education technologies at the Institute of Mathematics and Computer Sciences of the Tyumen State University.

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