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Analysis of Approaches to the Transformation of Education in the Development of Immersive and Other Digital Technologies

Didactic Aspects of Informatization of Education , UDC: 37.01 DOI: 10.25688/2072-9014.2020.53.3.02
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Digital technologies , Immersive technologies , Training , Transformation of education
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