Methods of Teaching Informatics Based on Mobile Technologies
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mobile learning, mobile technologies, mobile devices, computer science teaching methodologyAbstract
The article discusses methods of teaching informatics in institutions based on the use of mobile devices (smartphones, tablets and other portable computers) and cloud technologies that provide information exchange between students and the teacher. Based on the didactic tasks that arise in the learning process, appropriate teaching methods are proposed that are focused on the work of students with different types of information and the development of software products using mobile devices.
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