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Original Article

Smart Technologys In The Process Of Learning Komi In Elementary School

Swetlana N. Terentyeva
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Vita F. Poberezkaya*

Keywords: Didactic conditions, Smart technologies, SMART Notebook tools, ICT competence, primary school, Komi as a non-native language.

Article no: 49

Pages 437-443

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.01.49

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Original Article

Smart Technologies In State Control Of Fiscal Relations Of The Russian Federation

E. B. Shuvalova
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A. I. Bolvachev
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M. S. Gordienko

Keywords: Smart technologies, taxation, control, fiscal relations, digital economy, digitalization.

Article no: 132

Pages 1149-1158

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.03.132

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Original Article

Teachers It Competence Structure And Content In The Field Of Cloud Computing

Magomed M. Abdurazakov
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Jean H. Aziyeva
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Peter Yu. Romanov
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Albina R. Sadykova

Keywords: Smart technologies, cloud technologies, Internet, social media, competence, skills

Article no: 1

Pages 1-8

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.08.1

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