Conceptual model of a system for automating recommendations regarding the organization of a system for conducting distance learning
Abstract
This paper presents a conceptual model of a system that allows automating the offer of
recommendations regarding the methods of conducting distance learning. The initial datafor the system are links to students’ accounts in popular Russian-language social networks. The system downloads the available information from the provided links, analyzes the extracted data and, in accordance with the results of the analysis, gives recommendations for conducting classes in an online (remote) format. The general goal of the research direction is the transition to modern systems of digitalization of the educational process.
The purpose of this article is to build a conceptual model of a system for automating recommendations regarding ways to conduct distance learning with students. The theoretical significance of the work lies in the development of a new conceptual model, which will form the basis for further construction of methods, models, algorithms and implementation of the system. The results obtained can be used to develop practical systems for improving the quality of education and in the framework of research in the field of didactics.
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