THE IMPORTANCE OF USING MODERN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN IMPROVING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE MUSIC CULTURE LESSON
Keywords:
modern information technologies, music culture lessons, multimedia, music programs. Each lesson, which takes place at a time when the pace of informatization, information flow is accelerated, is held in secondary schools, in particular, in musical culture.Abstract
the use of modern information technologies in improving the effectiveness of the lesson of music culture in this article, as well as information technology, is the process of making information from one view to another, qualitatively new, using a complex of methods and means of collecting, processing and transmitting the information. This article will talk about the uniqueness and importance of organizing classes using modern information technologies in increasing the effectiveness of music culture lessons.
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