Sociological aspect of education in genesis of networked society
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.53956Keywords:
information society, network, network society, informatization, information and communication technologies, informational societyAbstract
Tendencies of education development in the perspective of basic research approaches of networked society are considered. Formation and development of the network society, network interaction and network communication are investigated. Based on the characteristics and features of the network society, which are allocated by various researchers, an influence of human communication possibilities for the organization of modern education is revealed
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