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Factors Of Asset Formation On Individual Investment Accounts Of Private Investors

Bella Aptievna Demilkhanova
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Valentina Batrazovna Dzobelova

Keywords: Computerization, correlation coefficient, investor, individual investment account, property income

Article no: 39

Pages 311-318

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.12.39

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Original Article

The Blockchain As A Digital Technological Platform For Electronic Government Development

S.A. Dyatlov
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O.A. Bulavko
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N.V. Nikitina
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O.S. Lobanov
,
Yu.I. Efremova

Keywords: Digital economy, electronic government, computerization, Blockchain, institutions.

Article no: 142

Pages 1396-1407

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.142

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Original Article

Professional Competencies Formation In Art And Pedagogical Education: A Process Approach

Alexey Porovskiy

Keywords: Competency-based approach, graphic design computer technologies, professional competences, process approach, art composition, art and pedagogical education

Article no: 62

Pages 520-528

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.07.02.62

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Original Article

Students Information Culture Development As Part Of Self-Learning Activities In Higher Education

Pavel I. Obraztsov
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Arkady I. Uman
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Marina A. Fedorova

Keywords: Information culture, didactic teaching kit, didactic computer environment, self-learning activities

Article no: 118

Pages 1010-1017

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.02.118

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Original Article

Computer modelling of cognitive processes as preventing method of addictive behaviour

Aliya Tolegenova
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Fariza Oskenbay
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Elmira Kalymbetova
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Nadejda Galiyeva
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Anuarbek Onaybay
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Danna Naurzalina

Keywords: Game addiction, Computer modelling, Psycholgical trauma.

Article no: 20

Pages 189-195

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2015.01.23

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Human-Computer Interaction In Virtual Educational Environment: Experience Of Moscow State Linguistic University

Innara Guseynova
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Alexey Gorozhanov
,
Elena Kosichenko

Keywords: Human-computer interaction, institutional virtual educational environment, linguistics, LMS Moodle courses, scaling, teaching foreign languages

Article no: 41

Pages 344-354

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.41

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Problems Of The Development Of The Russian Language In The Digital Age

Tatyana Fomina
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Yulia Fateeva
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Olga Ignatenko

Keywords: Computer slang, digitalization of society, ilanguage, language of social networks, language transformation, virtual communication

Article no: 74

Pages 604-610

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.02.74

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Using Test Technologies In The Conditions Of Informatization Of Higher Education

Galina A. Kameneva
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Petr Yu. Romanov
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Alexandr L. Anisimov
,
Tatyana A. Bondarenko

Keywords: Interactive learning, test technologies, training tests, progress tests, e-learning tools, computerization of education.

Article no: 73

Pages 670-677

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.02.02.73

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