POSSIBILITIES OF INTERNET TRAININGS’ ORGANIZATION OF COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE’S DEVELOPMENT
Abstract
Efficiency and general possibility of internet trainings’ possibilities of communicative competence’s development depends not only on experienced trainers and presence of rich in content and directed on achievements training's program but also depends on use of necessary organizational constituents' number which are able to create a resource educational and psychological context. Absence or deficiency of any of these factors decreases or levels of organization's possibilities of the controlled from distance Internet trainings, while their presence serves as powerful soil of providing and expansion of the proper possibilities. High actuality of possibilities' researches of Internet trainings' management is underlined, in particular of communicative competence's development. Theoretical and empiric potential and psychological specific of the educational and psychological Internet trainings are marked as substantial.
Keywords: training, Internet, communication, competence
Accepted: 06.06.2014
Reviewed: 20.06.2014
Published: 24.07.2014
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