Indonesian Journal of Education Methods Development
Vol. 9 (2020): February
Elementary Education Method

Electronic Educational Resources as a New Component of a Traditional Educational Process


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  • Makhmudova Dilfuza Melievna*
Makhmudova Dilfuza Melievna
National University of Uzbekistan named after Mirzo Ulugbek, Uzbekistan *

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.21070/ijemd.v9i1.555
Published February 24, 2020
Keywords
  • Innovative and Developing of Teaching and Upbringing,
  • Informational-Communicative and Pedagogical Technology,
  • Electronic Textbooks,
  • Multimedial Aids,
  • Teaching – Laboratory Base,
  • Computer Technics,
  • Electronic Library,
  • Electronic Educational Resources,
  • Electronic Products
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How to Cite
Melievna, M. D. (2020). Electronic Educational Resources as a New Component of a Traditional Educational Process. Indonesian Journal of Education Methods Development, 9. https://doi.org/10.21070/ijemd.v9i1.555

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Abstract

Modern educational politics of our country is directed to formation of a new type of intellect, new pedagogical paradigms of teaching and upbringing, and also to the investigating cognitive-creative potential of person. In this, electronic teaching resources, electronic libraries play great meaning (role). Electronic teaching resources help to conduct teaching in a new qualitative level. Electronic informational resources may be used as a component of traditional teaching process

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