Today, specialized software for performing
special mathematical calculations is gaining
popularity. This software is called mathematical
processors and is aimed at using both numerical
and symbolic calculations. At the same time,
such software requires users to have not only
special mathematical knowledge, but also to have
technical means of sufficient power. Until
recently, this problem prevented the use of some
special mathematical software in the educational
process. It is known that the technical equipment
of higher education institutions does not always
meet the requirements of modern software,
especially the one that requires large RAM
resources, a modern powerful video card, a
processor of the latest generations, etc. The
solution to this problem came naturally. With the
advent of cloud computing, the entire computing
process, which has been performed on hardware,
has now been moved to a cloud server. Thus, a
significant technical resource has been saved.
Large companies such as Google or Microsoft
provide their own cloud computing capacities for
educational purposes to universities absolutely
free of charge. Thus, the problem of outdated
equipment becomes irrelevant (Martin, Polly &
Ritzhaupt, 2020).
But since the comfortable use of an online board
determines the availability of a touchscreen, and
in other cases, its use is less convenient, some
additional features have to be sought. In the
context of this study, Boiaryshcheva, Herych,
Pohoriliak, Syniavska & Tehza (2022) are
interesting. Researchers remain committed to
traditional methods of education and see the only
possibility of using distance learning
technologies and methods in combination with
face-to-face learning. Hodges, Lockee, Moore,
Trust & Bond (2020) cite data fully confirming
the full ability of distance education methods in
the formation of professional competencies of
future educational specialists.
Conclusions
Analyzed the experience of using distance means
of organizing professional training of future
teachers of mathematics, investigating the
coverage of this topic in the scientific literature,
the following conclusions are made. Distance
form of education is a response to the challenges
of the modern world, its task is to ensure
continuous and quality education. In pedagogical
practice, there are a large number of methods and
means of organizing the educational process
through the introduction of distance technology.
As evidenced by the results of the study, the
optimal result is achieved by a complex
combination of several methods and means. The
effectiveness of the distance form of education is
determined by the level of formation of
professional competence, which is reflected in
the indicators of academic success of future
teachers of mathematics. We can conclude that
the use of distance form of education is a global
trend and at this stage of pedagogical science
development, we need to look for ways to
improve its effectiveness.
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