INFORMATION AND ANALYTICAL COMPETENCES IN THE PROCESSES OF INTELLECTUAL TRANSFORMATION OF TRAINING OF INFORMATION AND LIBRARY SPECIALISTS
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https://doi.org/10.17770/etr2025vol3.8524Keywords:
Information and analytical competence, intellectual educational technologiesAbstract
The article analyzes world experience in creating a new paradigm in the development of information and library education in the digital age. It is proposed to use intellectual educational technologies in teaching information and library disciplines, taking into account the analysis of information and analytical competencies, which can change the quality of the process of training highly qualified specialists for information and library institutions of the republic.
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