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Original Article

Digital Innovations In Teaching Information Technologies At Humanitarian University

Olga Y. Rodkina
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Dmitriy Yu. Akatev
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Galina V. Kurisina
,
Christina M. Khristoforova
,
Vera A. Nikolskaya

Keywords: Learning innovations, digital competencies, individual achievements, distance technologies, platform Moodle

Article no: 79

Pages 659-668

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.03.79

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Original Article

Interactive Teaching In Competency-Based Approach At A University

G. A. Fedotova
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E. Kostromina
,
A. A. Sivova

Keywords: Interactive teaching methods, competencies, competency-based approach, creativity, teaching methods, formation of competencies

Article no: 98

Pages 748-755

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.02.98

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Original Article

Project Management Of Publication Activity At The Modern University

О. А. Fikhtner
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О. Е. Vanyushkina
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G. V. Lebedeva

Keywords: Management information skills and competencies of a modern author, publication activity, publication career management, publishing strategy of the university, scientometrics.

Article no: 75

Pages 608-618

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.05.75

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Original Article

Methodological Basis Development For Training Provider Choice: Experience Of Russian Practice

L. A. Ilyukhina*
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I. V. Bogatyreva
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L. V. Polynova

Keywords: Universal competencies (soft skills), educational services provider, trainer, compulsory and developing training, professional development of staff

Article no: 123

Pages 853-861

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.123

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Original Article

Emotional Intelligence As A Formation Factor Of Students’ Key Competences

Timirland N. Umalatov
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Mariana G. Farnieva
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Vadim V. Sedykh
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Tatyana S. Piche-ool
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Dmitry A. Melnikov
,
Lyudmila S. Silchenkova*

Keywords: Competencies, social skills, students emotional intelligence.

Article no: 93

Pages 835-842

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.09.02.93

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Original Article

Python Language In The Development Of Computational Competencies In Humanities Education

Anatoly B. Mantusov
,
Zamira B. Dorzhinova

Keywords: Python, computing competencies, ethno-cultural connotation, Dzhangar, Kalmykian folk epic

Article no: 306

Pages 2321-2327

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.306

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Original Article

A Study Regarding the Level of Open Innovation (OI) Competencies in Romania

Dumitru Chirleșan
,
Georgeta Chirleșan
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Adriana-Gabriela Plăiașu
,
Daniela Giosanu
,
Angelica Popescu
,
Cezar Popescu

Keywords: Competencies, open innovation, SMEs

Article no: 107

Pages 1063-1071

Doi: 10.15405/epes.23045.107

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Original Article

Modern University As A Driver Of Growth Of The Regional Digital Economy

Oxana A. Fikhtner
ORCiD

Keywords: Digital competencies, human resources for the digital economy, innovation ecosystem, scientific and educational space, spatial development

Article no: 20

Pages 151-160

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.12.03.20

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