INFORMATION EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT IN THE UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

Abdullayeva Shoira Isajanovna; Djalalov Temur Asfandiyarovich; Shayusupova Aziza  Asfandiyarovna

doi:10.5281/zenodo.7908535

Abdullayeva Shoira Isajanovna, Djalalov Temur Asfandiyarovich, Shayusupova Aziza Asfandiyarovna

Abstract. The article considers comprehensive aspects of education in a general information environment of the educational process. The structure and components of the information and educational environment, organization and interaction between the participants of the educational process are determined. Also, attention is paid to innovative teaching methods currently being introduced into the educational process.

Keywords: Information Educational Environment (IEE), Learning Management System (LMS), interactive technologies, optimization of the educational process, personalized learning, collaboration and group work, gamification flipped learning, scaffolding in education

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