ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AT THE CURRENT STAGE OF DIGITALIZATION: FEATURES AND DIRECTIONS OF DEVELOPMENT
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additional professional education, professional development, digital learning plat-forms, distance learning, digitalization of educa-tion, formal learning, non-formal learning, infor-mal learning, digital inequality

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ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AT THE CURRENT STAGE OF DIGITALIZATION: FEATURES AND DIRECTIONS OF DEVELOPMENT. (2024). Innovative Professional Education, 1(14), 57-62. https://doi.org/10.32835/2786-619X.2024.1.14.55-60

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The research problem and the rationale for its relevance. Currently, a new stage of digitalization of education is unfolding, characterized by the transition to distance learning technologies based on digital educational platforms as the dominant learning technology. A significant intensification of digitalization
processes is a large-scale challenge to the existing pedagogical theory and practice. This fully applies to the
system of additional pro-fessional education. Analysis of the current situa-tion is a necessary prerequisite for the
successful adaptation of pedagogical theory and practice to new conditions. The purpose of the study.
Identification of de-velopmental features of development of the system of additional professional education in the context of the intensification of digitalization processes and the transition to distance learning technolo-gies based on digital educational platforms.

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