The vice-rector of KRSU is awarded a badge «Excellence in Education of the Commonwealth of Independent States»
On October 5-6, the VII Congress of Teachers and Education Workers of the CIS member countries took place in Astana (Kazakhstan).
Representatives of Belarus, Tajikistan, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Armenia, as well as the CIS Executive Committee considered issues of strengthening cooperation, discussed opportunities for joint scientific research, IT projects, and exchanged teaching experience.
At the invitation of the Ministry of Science and Education of the Russian Federation, the Vice-Rector for Scientific Work of KRSU, Professor Valery Lelevkin, took part in the congress, who spoke at the section «Digital transformation of education: profile of a modern school» with a report «Information Society: problems and prospects».
The Minister of Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan A. Aimagambetov presented V. Lelevkin with a badge «Excellent in Education of the Commonwealth of Independent States» for contribution to the development of education and training of highly qualified personnel.
Digital technologies, mabundant communication, the Internet and social networks have opened up unprecedented opportunities for humanity to obtain accessible information. With the help of the Internet, we have the opportunity to virtually work, study, read articles from the world's leading libraries, and watch outstanding works of art in museums. In real time, specialists and scientists take part in scientific experiments, conferences, exhibitions or surgical operations that occur a thousand kilometers away in university centers, congress halls or medical clinics.
Currently, schools and universities pay great attention to the development of modern information technologies and the introduction of digitalization in the fields of education and science. Educational platforms, online lessons, and scientific experiments have become the practice of many teachers and educators, and digital educational technologies – are no longer competitors, but allies of education and science.
