controlled, setting the performing activity of the student within a strictly defined framework of the
information program to research, conducted in the conditions of working on a single group project
or individual research. They can also be used in the full-time and part-time system of organizing
the educational process. The difference will be the proportions of the ratios of the contact and
distance components of training in terms of content, volume of material studied and time, as well
as the schemes and nature of the interaction of participants in the educational process.
The implementation of the concept of creating a distance learning model in higher education
dictates the need to create a single educational space that unites teachers and students not only
with the noble goal of knowledge and education, but also mass familiarization with the technical
and cultural achievements of mankind. The possibilities of distance learning methods and means
of technological support of the educational process give education a democratic character,
flexibility and mobility, sufficient to take into account the various interests of the “learner”, while
maintaining high quality and exactingness.
The attempt made in this study to build the concept of variable modeling of distance education as
a system of integrated educational technologies, to lay the foundations for the process of distance
learning of a future specialist, to create and experimentally test such models for higher education,
based on the principles and specific means of distance learning and adequately changing the
ways of organizing the educational process , predetermines the prospects for its further
comprehensive research in order to improve the concept of distance education development in
the country.
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