Content Introduction Chapter 1 Theoretical foundations for the formation of universal educational activities among primary school students

By the nature of the information provided , the following established types of educational publications can be distinguished:

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  academic plan;
  
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  training program;
  
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  methodical instructions;
  
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  methodical manuals;
  
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  practice programs;
  
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  assignments for practical exercises, textbook;
  
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  tutorial;
  
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  lecture notes;
  
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  reader;
  
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  reading book etc.
  

According to the form of presentation of the material, educational publications can be divided into the following groups:

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  convection educational publications that implement the information function of education;
  
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  programmed educational publications, which, in essence, represent electronic publications in this classification;
  
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  problem educational publications, which are based on the theory of problem learning and are aimed at the development of logical thinking;
  
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  combined, or universal educational publications that contain individual elements of the listed models. [twenty]
  

According to the intended purpose, electronic means of educational purposes can be divided into the following groups:

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  for schoolchildren;
  
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  for adults, etc.
  

By The presence of a printed equivalent is divided into two groups of electronic means for educational purposes:

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  electronic analogue of a printed educational publication - an electronic educational tool that mainly reproduces the corresponding printed publication (text arrangement on pages, illustrations, links, notes, etc.);
  
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  an independent electronic educational tool - an electronic publication that has no printed analogues. [twenty]
  

By the nature of the main information , the following are distinguished:

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  text (character) electronic edition - an electronic edition containing mainly textual information presented in a form that allows character-by-character processing;
  
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  graphic electronic edition - an electronic edition containing predominantly electronic samples of objects, considered as integral graphic entities, presented in a form that allows viewing and print reproduction, but does not allow character-by-character processing;
  
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  audio electronic publication - an electronic publication containing a digital representation of audio information in a form that allows listening to it, but not intended for print reproduction;
  
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  software product - an independent, alienable work, which is a publication of the text of a program or programs in a programming language or in the form of an executable code;
  
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  multimedia electronic publication - an electronic publication in which information of various nature is present equally and interconnected to solve problems defined by the developer, and this interconnection is provided by appropriate software. [twenty]