On notions of “electronic pedagogics”, “electronic didactics” and “electronic education”

G.I. Ibragimov,

Doctor of pedagogy,

professor of engineering psychology and pedagogy, corresponding member of RAO

Kazan national technological university

E-mail: guseinibragimov@yandex.ru

Presented is critical analysis of notions of “electronic pedagogics” and “electronic didactics”. Shown is that in conformity with the principle of scientific succession more correctly is to use notions of “pedagogics in information society” and “didactics in information society”. Also elaborated are basic advantages and shortages of electronic education.

Key words: electronic pedagogics, electronic education, electronic didactics, advantages and shortages of electronic education, didactic engineering.

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