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Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –
An expert group of the Polytechnic University information and library complex visited the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University (KRSU) in Bishkek. The purpose of the visit was to analyze the library collection of colleagues. The experts were interested in the readiness to transform the information support of the educational process when introducing new educational technologies from our university.
In modern universities, an important requirement for information support of educational programs is the availability of resources at any time and in any place. This means that it is necessary to organize convenient access to electronic materials. It is also important to fill the repositories with relevant educational publications that will be useful to students.
At meetings with the KRSU administration, the polytechnicians emphasized that the library is an important part of the university’s information system. However, upon closer examination of its work, it became clear that outdated technologies were used. The presentation of new approaches from the SPbPU Information and Library Complex interested colleagues. The KRSU library is ready to master new systems in order to integrate into the digital educational environment.
KRSU plans to create an electronic library based on SPbPU technologies. Library staff will be trained to host educational resources and works of academic staff. This will make the library one of the most modern in Kyrgyzstan. During the development of the roadmap, activities and indicators will be determined for the successful creation of an electronic library that will provide access to educational and scientific materials and will allow tracking their popularity.
At the international conference “The Role of Libraries in the Innovative Development of the Kyrgyz Republic”, polytechnics discussed the importance of creating an electronic library and introducing technologies for access to online resources. Participants emphasized the need to improve the skills of students and teachers in the use of electronic materials.
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