POSSIBILITIES OF USING MULTIMEDIAL ENERGY SOFTWARE IN THE FORMATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CULTURE AND EDUCATION IN STUDENTS-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

POSSIBILITIES OF USING MULTIMEDIAL ENERGY SOFTWARE IN THE FORMATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CULTURE AND EDUCATION IN STUDENTS

Published:2020-12-20 Issue: Volume: Page:68-80
ISSN:2181-1210
Container-title:Central Asian Problems of Modern Science and Education
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The article explores the role and didactic possibilities of teaching alternative energy, alternative energy sources and devices, their use in the national economy, the concept of alternative energy in the educational process using multimedia, multimedia products, multimedia technologies and multimedia tools. The analysis of the didactic possibilities of using multimedia software teaching aids, electronic textbooks, virtual laboratory stands, 3D animations and training simulators in the content of the pedagogical basis for the formation of competencies in environmental culture and education of students.

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Uzbekistan Research Online

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Microbiology

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