E-LEARNING AS AN INSTRUMENT ENSURING NATIONAL COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES DEVELOPMENT AND THE SOURCE OF NATIONAL SECURITY THREATS
Abstract
Electronic training and e-Learning technologies, including open educational resources and mass open online courses are considered as a source of national security threats and the instrument of national competitive advantages development. Consideration of aperspective of their implementation is carried out taking into account features of the main educational content consumers - so called “digital generations”. Their socialization took place and proceeds in the conditions of information society formation.
Keywords
электронное обучение,
дистанционное образование,
открытые образовательные ресурсы,
массовые открытые дистанционные курсы,
национальныеконкурентные преимущества,
национальная безопасность,
e-Learning,
electronic training,
distance education,
open educational resources,
mass openonline courses,
national competitive advantages,
national security,
e-Learning
About the Author
Andrey S. Zuev
Moscow State University of Information Technologies, Radio Engineering and Electronics
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
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