Headings of the journal
"Educational Resources and Technologies"

Educational environmentMethods and technologies of training and educationInformation technologyMathematical cyberneticsMethodological researchManagement in social and economic systemsApplied GeoinformaticsEducation for sustainable developmentAll rubrics

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Improvement of risk management methods on the example of the usian gas processing factory LLC "LUKOIL KOMI"

Page:64-71

Release: 2017-2 (19)

DOI: 10.21777/2312-5500-2017-2-64-71

Annotation: The current OSH management system in many industrial enterprises is based on the principles of responding to accidents and accidents. The main focus is not on prevention, but on compensatory measures, on combating negative consequences. Preventive and protective measures to protect the health of employees are carried out on a residual principle. To ensure the preservation of workers' health, to achieve effective prevention of occupational diseases, to create safe working conditions, at the present stage it is necessary to implement new approaches to the organization of the OSH management system. This article will consider the proposed methodology for identifying hazards and assessing risks in the field of industrial safety (hereinafter - PB), labor protection (hereinafter referred to as RT) and environmental protection (hereinafter OS) by the example of Usinsk gas processing plant ("UGPZ" LUKOIL-Komi "taking into account the professional suitability of employees

Evolution of teaching technologies in the aspect of information technologies development (first half of the XXth century – the beginning of the XXI century)

Page:68-75

Release: 2017-4 (21)

DOI: 10.21777/2500-2112-2017-4-68-75

Annotation: In the article the main stages of evolution of educational (teaching) technology concept, periods of teaching technologies development both in Russia and abroad are studied. Their comparative analysis is fulfilled, as well as methods of realizing educational process with the help of information-communicative technologies (ICT) are given. Along with it, the authors reveal the problems arising under using ICT and propose variants of their solution.

Information situation as complex system

Page:69-77

Release: 2017-3 (20)

DOI: 10.21777/2500-2112-2017-3-69-77

Annotation: The article describes a new approach to the information situation model. The article describes the types of information situations. The article analyzes structural models of complex systems. The article analyzes structural models of information situations. Paper shows the similarity and difference between structural models of a complex system and information situation. Paper compares models of information situations and models of complex systems. Paper concludes that it is possible to use a model of a complex system to describe the information situation. Paper concludes that it is possible to apply the theory of systems to study the information situation model.

Complex information retrieval

Page:41-49

Release: 2017-1 (18)

DOI: 10.21777/2312-5500-2017-1-41-49

Annotation: The article reveals the contents modern technologies of information retrieval. The article introduces a new concept of evaluation of information retrieval. Article performs differentiation concept of relevance. The article introduces the new features evaluation of search results, including the evaluation of a variety of relevance. The article substantiates the need for information modeling in the organization of information retrieval. The article argues that information modeling for information retrieval should be systematic and include descriptive and prescriptive models

Equilibrium and stability of global evolution with growth limits

Page:71-80

Release: 2017-2 (19)

DOI: 10.21777/2500-2112-2017-2-71-80

Annotation: Man is governed by fear and desire. Accordingly, consumer society is governed by the desire of its members to enrich themselves and increase consumption. Today, Western countries' consumption has reached the limits of growth caused by the resource and environmental limitations of the noosphere. The cognitive dissonance between the declared unlimited consumption and the reality of the limits of its growth leads to mass discontent in the countries of the West, exerting a decisive influence on the authorities of the consumer society in domestic politics. After all, it is no longer possible to manage the consumption society at the expense of the desire to enrich itself. It remains to manage at the expense of fear. Adla needs this external enemy. This creates an equilibrium of fears, ensuring the stability of global evolution.