CONTENTS
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Chapter 1. Collectively distributed learning environments and development requirements | 7 | ||
1.1. | The concept of a collectively distributed learning environment and its components | 7 | |
1.2. | CRS as a form of setting and solving educational problems and the basis for learning generalized methods of action | 9 | |
1.3. | GIS as a form of structural and meaningful analysis | 12 | |
1.4. | Hypothesis and method of study of the CRUS. Characteristics, models of organization of joint training activities | 15 | |
1.5. | Psychological foundations of the organization of the main types of CRUZ | 18 | |
1.5.1. | Objectivity, consistency and generalizability - the main indicators of the CRS | 18 | |
1.5.2. | Requirements for the development of a system of training tasks for the GIS | 22 | |
Chapter 2. Psychological patterns of the functioning of the CRUZ | 24 | ||
2.1. | Dynamics of development of spatial-temporal characteristics of educational situations | 24 | |
2.2. | Testing as a mechanism for organizing joint actions of trainees in the CRUZ | 28 | |
2.3. | Conclusions and recommendations | 34 | |
Chapter 3. Psychological functions of models in the organization of CRUZ | 36 | ||
3.1. | Models of joint forms of activity | 36 | |
3.1.1. | Principles of joint training activities | 36 | |
3.1.2. | The principle of individual contributions to the organization of joint activities | 38 | |
3.1.3. | Positional principle of organization of joint activities | 39 | |
3.1.4. | Conceptual and positional form of organization of joint activities | 41 | |
3.1.5. | Functional and role form of organization of joint activities | 43 | |
3.1.6. | Psychological features of the regulatory mode of action that develops in the CRUZ | 47 | |
3.1.7. | Substantive and activity principle in the organization of joint activities | 53 | |
3.1.8. | Conclusion | 62 | |
3.2. | Computer organization of communication-oriented educational situations | 63 | |
3.2.1. | About two approaches to building computer programs that include communication relationships | 63 | |
3.2.2. | Communication in individual-oriented educational situations and its computer organization | 71 | |
3.2.3. | The role of communication in group forms of computer-mediated learning activities | 76 | |
3.3. | Subject-oriented educational environments for the formation of concepts in joint educational and research activities | 92 | |
3.3.1. | Design and development of the learning environment | 92 | |
3.3.2. | The structure of the subject environment. Composition of objects, capabilities and means of action | 96 | |
3.3.3. | System of conditional-subject situations and organization of educational and cognitive actions in the environment | 104 | |
3.3.4. | Means of organization of practical work in subject environments "Swimming bodies" and "Lever" | 111 | |
A. | Learning computer environment "Swimming bodies" | 111 | |
B. | Educational computer environment "Lever" | 121 | |
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