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POSSIBILITIES OF USING E-LEARNING SYSTEM AT UNIVERSITIES

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The paper deals with the possibilities of using e-learning systems in the educational process at universities. It presents current state of this problematic in the world which includes the use of particular types of systems and tools within e-learning system. Through the survey we found out the frequency of using of each tool. According to analyses is presented a design which includes some improvements and recommendations for using of e-learning systems to become a full-fledged part of educational process at universities.

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