The article provides a factual foundation for the possibility of organizing and implementing e-learning in Ukrainian higher educational institutions during the war. The current research topicality is supported by the urgent need for training experience, organization and implementation during wartime because of the fact that both the educational process and the opportunity to obtain an education should not be halted. The study’s goal is to assess the current state of the e-learning organization and implementation, as well as to examine students’ attitude towards the educational process during wartime. Methods such as scientific source analysis, generalization and systematization of the e-learning experience and its practical application were used to achieve the goal. Furthermore, empirical methods such as interviewing and observation were used. Questionnaires have been proposed as important research tools for this purpose. Four structured groups for the use of e-learning have been formed and identified based on the findings. We created an e-learning organization and support model based on them. Furthermore, we identified ten poignant factors as the sources of difficulties for teachers when implementing innovations, with limited resources and a lack of time being among the most significant.
Матвійчук Л. А. Основи формування професійних знань майбутніх інженерів-програмістів засобами інформаційно-комунікаційних технологій.
У статті обґрунтовано зміст формування професійних знань, розглянуто принципи актуальності використання засобів інформаційно-комунікаційних технологій у навчальному процесі, визначено рівні сформованості знань та особисті якості майбутніх інженерів-програмістів.
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