Evaluation of the quality of teaching as an element of management of joint international educational project
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2017.95710Keywords:
project management of education, universal computing program, quantitative assessment of the quality, fundamental approaches of project management, international educational programAbstract
Project management of educational services in international market is impossible without evaluation of the quality of teaching. In innovative project management methodology for the provision of educational services is applied the general calculation of a quantitative assessment of the quality of teaching. To significantly reduce the time for calculations, the universal computing program has been created, which allows to process extensive data blocks with the visualization of the results in the two-dimensional coordinate system
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