Provide students' self-fulfillment through the application of modern information technology in higher education

  • Shutenko E
  • Kanishcheva M
  • Kovtun J
  • et al.
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The level of development of modern information technologies requires their wider application in the higher school including for solving the problem of complete self-fulfillment of students during university education. The current study established attributive and modal signs of students' self-fulfillment associated with certain functions of modern information technologies. A set of these functions is represented by two contours - actual and potential. The actual contour consists of such functions as descriptive, representative, exponing, navigation-orientation, search-euristic etc. The contour of potential functions of information technologies consists of such functions as reflexive, constructive-modelling, the function of personalization, activating, translimitive, temporal, inclusive etc. Together both contours of functions form the holistic information environment of opportunities for students' selffulfillment in the format of "person-to-person" educational interaction.

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Shutenko, E. N., Kanishcheva, M. A., Kovtun, J. J., Derevyanko, J. P., & Shutenko, A. I. (2017). Provide students’ self-fulfillment through the application of modern information technology in higher education. Journal of Fundamental and Applied Sciences, 9(1S), 960. https://doi.org/10.4314/jfas.v9i1s.749

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