The coronavirus pandemic has caused a rather difficult period of adaptation of students to the university system and the new educational process. Digital technologies came to the rescue, which contributed to some solution of emerging adaptation issues for nonresident students. This article is aimed at identifying the features of social adaptation of nonresident students to the educational process at the university. As a research method, the questionnaire method was used, which allowed to identify and analyze the peculiarities of adaptation of first-year students from other cities to the university environment and university requirements. The article reveals the influence of digital technologies on the adaptation of students to the university environment and new living conditions. It was determined that, in general, the participants have a high level of adaptation to the university environment, even in the conditions of the coronavirus pandemic.
Keywords: digital technologies; educational environment; social adaptation; student youth
Multimedia technology integration is becoming a core part in the development of teaching. Multimedia teaching adapts to the needs of the higher education, and realizes three-dimensional teaching process. But we find that there are some problems in multimedia teaching in practice, such as misunderstanding of multimedia teaching methods, poor teaching effectiveness, etc. The main reasons are the irrational teacher evaluation system, poor ability of information teaching, etc. We should reform the teacher evaluation system, and strengthen the training of teachers and so on.
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