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Original Article

Creative Component Of The Digital Model Of Higher Education

Julia D. Kuleshova
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Irina A. Pinchuk
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Polina A. Vysotskaya
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Svetlana B. Zabelina

Keywords: Digital educational environment, digital learning model, creative component, transdisciplinary tasks

Article no: 226

Pages 1715-1719

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.226

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Original Article

“New Information Communicative Civilization”: English, Russian And Computer-Mediated Communication

Natalya N. Zerkina
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Yuliya A. Savinova
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Oksana A. Lukina
,
Elena A. Pikalova

Keywords: Computer-mediated communication, English language, virtual environment

Article no: 100

Pages 852-859

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.09.02.100

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Original Article

Emergency Organization Of E-Learning For Law Enforcement Officers

Galina Pyrchenkova
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Mikhail Kozin
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Elena Radchenko

Keywords: Digital educational environment, educational program, e-learning, information and communication technologies, remote mode

Article no: 28

Pages 234-241

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.07.02.28

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Original Article

Pedagogical Model Of Preparation Of Future Hotel Service Managers For Intercultural Interaction

Nelly Savelyeva
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Natalie Nevraeva
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Ekaterina Bozhko
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Kabanov Alexander
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Pavlova Olga

Keywords: Pedagogical system, hotel service, manager, intercultural interaction, integrated environment

Article no: 442

Pages 3324-3331

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.442

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Original Article

Macroeconomic Environment As A Factor In The Development Of Innovations In Industry

A. K. Titov
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M. A. Korkin
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A. V. Ivanchenkov

Keywords: Digital technologies, industrial enterprise, innovation, investments, macroeconomic environment

Article no: 80

Pages 662-673

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.04.02.80

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Original Article

Transformation Of Economic Education Under Conditions Of Digital Economy

I.V. Nikulina
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O.V. Yudina
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L.V. Averina
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S.V. Gorbatov

Keywords: Digital economy, economic education, information and communication technologies, open information and educational environment.

Article no: 176

Pages 1741-1747

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.176

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Original Article

The Influence Of Cultural-Educational Environment On The Social Practices Of Students

Marina V. Shakurova*
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Julia V. Kudinova
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Olga V. Neсenko
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Anastasia A., Reushenko
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Natalya M. Plotnikova

Keywords: Cultural-educational environment, event, eventfulness, social practices, choice

Article no: 20

Pages 161-167

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.02.20

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Original Article

Management In The Sphere Of Inclusive Higher Education: Methodological Approach

E.A. Mitrofanova
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A.E. Mitrofanova
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R.A. Ashurbekov
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O.N. Chetverikova

Keywords: Inclusive higher education, a management system, special needs students, goals of management, function of management, barrier-free environment.

Article no: 183

Pages 1800-1807

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.183

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