СОДЕРЖАНИЕ И СТРУКТУРА ГОТОВНОСТИ БУДУЩИХ УЧИТЕЛЕЙ МАТЕМАТИКИ К ОРГАНИЗАЦИИ МОБИЛЬНОГО ОБУЧЕНИЯ ШКОЛЬНИКОВ

The article presents the results of a questionnaire survey of students of a medical university during the period of distance learning and during the period of full-time education using electronic educational technologies. The necessity of using didactic digital materials in the educational process of a medical university is substantiated. The results of the questionnaire survey of junior students of Altai State Medical University are described in detail, both the positive and negative aspects of the use of didactic digital materials are indicated. The learning process using digital educational resources is described in detail. The article also provides a description of the educational process in a medical university, as well as substantiates the specifics of training using digital educational resources. CRCs are relevant when training future specialists. The use of such technologies will allow students and teachers to take a fresh look at the educational process. The advantage of didactic digital materials is: simplicity and ease of use. The electronic educational resource can be used from anywhere in the world and at any time of the day. The use of digital educational resources does not contribute to a complete rejection of textbooks and other literature. Digital resources are an addition to the educational process and will not replace live communication between faculty and students.

Today, preparing future teachers for the use of digital educational resources is the most pressing issue of Higher Education. They contribute to the effective organization of the educational process in accordance with the requirements of the modern information society, but also become a universal tool for the harmonious adaptation of students to a rapidly changing information society, training the personality of a competent specialist capable of professional self-realization. First of all, digital educational resources are ready-made interactive multimedia products aimed at achieving a didactic goal or solving certain educational tasks. Currently, the effectiveness of their use is not only to generate interest in the information educational environment, but also to ensure the degree of access to information and improve the quality of Education. Using digital educational resources, the authors independently develop the intellectual potential of students and increase the knowledge base.Using them creatively, we tried to find out whether it is possible to present the educational process in an interesting and informative way. The article provides a comprehensive analysis of the theoretical and methodological literature, clarifies the following concepts and offers a definition: "digital educational resources ", " readiness of a future teacher to use digital educational resources". In addition, during the practical experiment, a course program "digital educational resources-a tool for professional self - development" was developed, aimed at forming the assimilation of digital educational resources by future specialists as a tool for professional self-development. The research uses theoretical, Emeric methods, the questionnaire "knowledge of digital educational resources" (in author's processing), N. P. Fetiskin "diagnostics of the implementation of needs for professional self-development", N. R. Molochnikov "assessment of opportunities for self-development". 82 students of Atyrau University took part in the experimental work Keywords: digitalization of education, digital educational resources, computer, multimedia, interactivity, accessibility.

The main purpose of teaching translation is to promote students' English learning and cultivate English application ability through translation activities. As a kind of language teaching method, the development of translation activities should serve the teaching goals of the whole classroom, and combine with other teaching methods to jointly promote the improvement of students' English comprehension ability and application ability. The full use of digital information technology and digital resources in English translation teaching will greatly improve the effect of college English translation teaching. In order to deeply explore the role of digital information technology in English translation teaching, we have carried out research on the reform and exploration of English translation teaching based on digital information technology. This paper first discusses the teaching of English translation and its basic methods. This paper will combine the background of digital information teaching to analyze how to apply digital information technology and digital teaching resources in college English translation teaching, so as to improve the teaching effect of college English translation. Cultivate students' interest in learning and enhance students' translation ability. By using the image extraction method, the multimedia construction method and the classroom learning contrast method in the digital information technology, the sample is collected, the technical framework is analyzed, and the algorithm is simplified. And create a digital information technology teaching model. The experimental results of this paper show that the accuracy of dictionary translation is 44.5% by comparing the methods based on digital information technology and resources. The accuracy of the g and b translations is slightly lower than that of the dictionary method, with an accuracy of 40.5%. And the translation method based on digital information technology and resources has the highest accuracy rate of 79.8%. This essentially verifies the effectiveness and robustness of the proposed translation teaching method.

In the context of the information age, digital educational resources have become a crucial support for promoting high-quality development in higher education. With the deepening advancement of the national education informatization strategy, a wide array of digital teaching platforms, online courses, academic databases, and other resources are becoming increasingly abundant, providing unprecedented convenience for teaching, research, and learning for university faculty and students. However, while the total amount of resources has increased, their actual utilization efficiency still faces numerous challenges, issues such as uneven resource distribution, varying levels of information literacy among teachers and students, poor platform user experience, and inadequate resource-sharing mechanisms. These issues constrain the full potential of digital educational resources and hinder further improvements in teaching and learning quality. Therefore, how to guide university faculty and students to efficiently utilize digital educational resources has become a key issue in the current digital transformation of higher education. This paper is based on the connotation and characteristics of digital educational resources, based on the current state of digital resource utilization in higher education, this study systematically explores practical pathways and strategies for faculty and students to effectively utilize digital resources, encompassing dimensions such as collaborative teaching, platform optimization, skill enhancement, and institutional innovation. Research indicates that enhancing digital literacy among teachers and students, establishing an integrated resource-sharing platform, improving incentive and training mechanisms, and promoting resource integration and innovative applications are crucial measures to ensure the efficient utilization of digital educational resources and achieve educational modernization.

Delirium is a common symptom of acute illness which is potentially avoidable with early recognition and intervention. Despite being a growing concern globally, delirium remains underdiagnosed and poorly reported, with limited understanding of effective delirium education for undergraduate health profession students. Digital resources could be an effective approach to improving professional knowledge of delirium, but studies utilising these with more than one profession are limited, and no evidence-based, interdisciplinary, digital delirium education resources are reported. This study aims to co-design and evaluate a digital resource for undergraduate health profession students across the island of Ireland to improve their ability to prevent, recognise, and manage delirium alongside interdisciplinary colleagues. Utilising a logic model, three workstreams have been identified. Workstream 1 will comprise three phases: (1) a systematic review identifying the format, methods, and content of existing digital delirium education interventions for health profession students, and their effect on knowledge, self-efficacy, and behavioural change; (2) focus groups with health profession students to determine awareness and experiences of delirium care; and (3) a Delphi survey informed by findings from the systematic review, focus groups, and input from the research team and expert reference group to identify resource priorities. Workstream 2 will involve the co-design of the digital resource through workshops (n = 4) with key stakeholders, including health profession students, professionals, and individuals with lived experience of delirium. Lastly, Workstream 3 will involve a mixed methods evaluation of the digital resource. Outcomes include changes to delirium knowledge and self-efficacy towards delirium care, and health profession students experience of using the resource. Given the dearth of interdisciplinary educational resources on delirium for health profession students, a co-designed, interprofessional, digital education resource will be well-positioned to shape undergraduate delirium education. This research may enhance delirium education and the self-efficacy of future health professionals in providing delirium care, thereby improving practice and patients' experiences and outcomes. Not applicable.

This paper presents experiences on mobile devices in formal and non-formal educational settings based on the relation among different ongoing research projects involving the use of mobile devices, such as tablets in educational processes. The experiences addressed in this work are interconnected through a common objective: to use of mobile devices as tablets in education to enhance teaching and learning processes. Therefore, this paper presents our experiences in two educational settings, regarding the challenges and issues we face when including the use of mobile devices in educational processes. The study uses a qualitative approach with results indicating three relevant aspects, apart from the educational setting. Therefore, we concluded that the use of mobile technologies in educational processes involve: the training of teachers or educators; the selection, organization and planning of digital resources; and, the profile of the students implicated in the educational process.

The article describes the possible aspects of the organization of the methodology of teaching mathematics in primary classes through digital educational resources, content. The theoretical analysis is carried out and the content analysis of the conceptual and categorical apparatus of digital education in the concepts of "information competence, information technologies", "digital resource" is presented. The possibilities of "digital education" in primary classes are characterized generically in all the main subjects. There will also be samples of digital content prepared for the section "learning in parts" in the 4th grade according to the methodology of teaching mathematics in primary classes. In the section Research results, the article presents an algorithm for preparing digital resources. It is explained that the preparation of digital educational resources consists of text-based annimations, multimedia components (video clips, synthesizing images), and sound objects. A scenario for the preparation of digital content will be developed. The advantages of using digital resources in teaching mathematics in primary classes in the development of students ' cognitive abilities are analyzed. For example, the advantages of accessibility of education, personality-oriented learning, creation of an information educational environment, the possibility of choosing an individual trajectory, creative activity, motivational breakthrough, demonstration situation, etc. are described.

The emergence of social networks in the university context has contributed to modify students’ behaviour, conditioning their academic performance and learning preferences. The objective is to analyse the influence of the patterns of use of social networks when predicting the usefulness that university students, give to different digital educational resources. The study, adopting an exploratory and quantitative approach, involves students from four universities. Data collection is approached using a self-constructed questionnaire designed ad hoc by researchers. The information is analysed by means of: (a) exploratory factor analysis, (b) univariate association analysis, and (c) ordinal logistic regression. The results indicate associations between the patterns of use of social networks and the usefulness perceived by participants in digital resources. Nevertheless, the authors conclude that the patterns of use of social networks identified do not serve to predict significantly the usefulness given by the students to the observed digital educational resources.

In order to manage the demands of university studies, research suggests that university students should possess efficient self-regulated learning (SRL) skills. The use of mobile learning is believed to enhance SRL skills. Yet, despite the potential benefits of mobile learning, many first-year students encounter challenges in using mobile devices to foster self-regulated learning skills. It is against this backdrop that this study aimed to examine how first-year medical students utilisee mobile learning to foster self-regulated learning. This study employed a Explanatory Sequential Study Design , combining both quantitative and qualitative data. It used the interpretativist and pragmatic paradigms to understand how students perceive and use mobile devices for self-regulated learning. The interpretivist paradigm focused on understanding students’ perspectives, while the pragmatic paradigm aimed to identify effective ways of using mobile devices to promote self-regulated learning. Participants to this study were first-year medical students. The mixed-methods approach aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the research problem by collecting data through various methods. Questionnaires gathered quantitative data, while participatory observation, reflective workshops, and focus group discussions provided qualitative data. The theoretical frameworks that guide the study include the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology model (UTAUT) (Venkatesh et al., 2003) and Vygotsky's (1978) socio-cultural theory (SCT). The study findings revealed that mobile devices were used by first year medical students to manage and control their learning, both inside and outside the classroom. Notably, significant improvements were observed in cognitive learning strategies, metacognitive self-regulation strategies and resource management learning strategies, including time management. Additionally, the study found that first-year medical students had a positive perception of mobile learning. Furthermore, mobile devices were generally perceived as enablers of self-regulated learning (SRL), providing flexibility, convenience, and access to diverse learning resources. However, distractions and interruptions posed challenges to focus and attention. To mitigate these challenges, strategies such as device management and setting boundaries were suggested. Moreover, first-year medical students expressed the need for support in developing SRL through mobile learning. Guidance in selecting effective mobile applications, opportunities for collaborative learning, and technological skill training were identified as essential forms of support. The study thus recommends integrating mobile learning into curricula to enhance self-regulated learning skills in higher education students, especially among first-year students. Higher education institutions should establish deliberate policies and initiatives for mobile learning programs, especially for first-year students. Educators should offer guidance and training on using mobile learning tools effectively, including information searching skill. However, students should be cautious about distractions from the use of mobile devices.

A wide range of forms and content of digital educational resources already exists and new forms appear regularly. Formal and informal organizations and societies work on the classification of resources. Countries and international organizations are establishing initiatives to support the development, sharing, and use of digital educational resources. Some of these resources are open, while others are accessible only to certain communities or geographic areas. This work intends to study the digital educational resources that enhance the development of managerial and economic knowledge and skills in the curriculum of masters majoring in IT. Methods of research appled: analysis, systematization, generalization, and classification were used to describe the proposed digital educational resources and their classification. The work provided the overview and classification of the digital educational resources for economic and managerial education of IT masters. The main varieties of the proposed digital resources are considered. Examples of the use of such digital educational resources in global institutions of higher education are given. The prospects for the future research require the analysis of the effective implementation of the latest solutions in the area of generative machine learning models. These technologies are reaching the levels of development when they become useful in the technologically-aided work of humans in routine as well as in creative jobs. Time is needed to see the first results of the usage of generative models in educational activities, as the parts of digital educational resources and their role in the digital transformation of educational institutions.

The authors of this article analyze the axiological approach in teaching in connecting with the digitalization of education. It becomes obviously that the development of pedagogical axiology as a methodological approach to understanding pedagogical phenomena facilitates the cultural crisis overcoming and the human value sphere formation. In the course of the study, based on a survey of Moscow universities students and senior schoolchildren, the possibilities of implementing the axiological approach when using the digital educational resources have been considered. Moreover, the participants’ opinion about the introduction of digital resources into the educational process has been revealed. The authors describe the ways of digitalization in educational process through the rational choice of content contributing students’ personal education and upbringing when studying English as a foreign language. It is concluded that the students’ cultural upbringing should remain as a priority direction of national development: the digitalization of education contributes to the implementation of the value approach in education and allows the teacher to take into account the interests and individual characteristics of the student when choosing content. Moreover, the formation of self-control skills and readiness for long life learning is possible due to the digitalization of education as well.

In the context of the global boom in digital education, digital teaching platforms have become an important force driving educational reform. The successful implementation of digital education resources in China has had a profound impact on international Chinese language education, particularly playing a crucial role in improving teaching quality. This article aims to explore the development, classification, and characteristics of China's digital teaching resources by reviewing related literature and examining relevant case studies, in digital applications in Chinese language education in Vietnam. The research shows a rapid growth of research in this field. China’s digital resources are rich and diverse, covering digital textbooks, multimedia materials, corpora, test banks, and educational websites In contrast, while Chinese language education is widespread in Vietnam, digital adoption remains at an early stage, hindered by challenges such as the slow digitalization of printed textbooks, limited teacher digital competence, and a shortage of localized resources. Drawing on China’s experience, the study highlights potential pathways for Vietnam, including promoting educational informatization, building a tiered curriculum system, fostering international cooperation, and enhancing teacher capabilities. Leveraging China’s mature digital resources could help Vietnam enrich classroom interactivity and improve student learning experiences.

This study examines the views of undergraduate students in Education Faculty related to mobile learning and reveals their mobile usage behaviors. Mobile usage behaviors include students' view about effectiveness of mobile learning, their mobile design preferences, use of mobile device for purpose of learning, the activity types conducted with mobile devices and their mobile usage frequency. It comes out that university students have very positive attitudes towards mobile learning and they think that m-learning is a really effective learning method. However, mobile devices are used mostly for two purposes: socialization and entertainment. University students agree that mobile learning removes constraints like time and space dependency. They view simplicity and fluency as the prerequisites for a mobile application. Their behaviors are infrequent when it comes to the use of mobile devices for accessing library, reading article, doing homework and note-taking. Their readiness for m-learning is considerably high and they have necessary skills for this learning form.

Currently, we realize how ubiquitous cell phones, smartphones, tablets and notebooks are in the school environment. We then have the challenge of listing concepts and approaches brought by Mobile Learning that can enhance the teaching process. Mobile Learning is conceptualized in the acquisition of knowledge and information from mobile devices, anywhere, anytime, resulting in a change in behavior. Thus, we address the following guiding question that guides this work: How can Mobile Learning contribute to the formation of the mathematics teacher about the study of functions? Thus, this dissertation has the general objective of analyzing the contributions of Mobile Learning in the formation of Mathematics teachers, considering the content of functions in scientific-academic productions (dissertations) published in the period from 2014 to 2018, in the database of the Coordination for Improvement Higher Education Personnel (CAPES). Therefore, as specific objectives, it is proposed: (1) to identify the contributions that mobile learning brings to teacher education; (2) specify the contributions of the use of mobile devices in the process of teaching functions; (3) understand the common basic high school curriculum related to the job proposal; (4) investigate the contributions, as well as the difficulties encountered in the teacher training process; (5) prospecting teacher training in relation to Mobile Learning through the educational product; and (6) validating the educational product through study, reflection and interaction with the teachers surveyed. The methodology used was the State of the Art, which deals with an investigation in which the researcher proposes to discuss and analyze the accumulated production of a certain area of knowledge. Thus, using keywords such as Mobile Learning, functions, teacher training, mobile and cellular technologies in the CAPES database, we selected 8 dissertations that were in synergy with our research proposal. We built three guiding axes that provided a basis for data analysis, they are:

Through the advancement of mobile technology and their increasing affordability, mobile devices have transformed from a means of communication to tools for socialization, entertainment, work, and learning. The purpose of this mixed-methods study was to investigate how undergraduate students are using mobile devices for learning both inside and outside the classroom and how actual student use compares to faculty perceptions of student use. Faculty and student perceptions regarding the impact that the use of mobile devices would have on student learning, participation and engagement were also examined. Finally, the study explored the potential for adoption of mobile device use in the classroom. Data were collected through a survey administered to university faculty and undergraduate students and through interviews conducted with representative samples from both groups. Results suggest that faculty perceptions about student use do not match actual student use of mobile devices. While faculty believe students are primarily using mobile devices to socialize, students report that they are performing a wide variety of educational tasks. Although some instructors ban the use of mobile devices in the classroom and prefer mobile learning to remain outside the classroom, students believe that a more formal use both inside and outside the classroom could be beneficial. Students seem more ready to adopt the use of mobile devices for learning while faculty are concerned that devices may be distracting and limiting.