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IMPACT OF THE INNOVATION ECONOMY TO EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES
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This article discusses the development of educational technologies under the influence of the innovation economy and with assistance of the innovative organizations. Contemporary global trends dictate the need for harmonization of quality training graduates requirements of the knowledge economy. And as the competitiveness and growth of organizations, regions and countries depends on the ability to produce future leaders with the skills and behavior of the entrepreneur acting socially responsible manner, in all contexts of educational programs and modules necessary to consider focus on the development of entrepreneurial skills and encourage students to think and act as an entrepreneur. In turn, innovative organizations, acting as role models, should be an integral part of the learning process. It should be noted also that, in accordance with the requirements of modern society along with other qualities specialist should have a scientific vision and understanding of the laws of creation of new values. That, in turn, highlights and strengthens the role of the academic sector in providing education and training competitive specialists in continuous innovation process, as well as scientific personnel, and leads to the development of innovative learning models using specific methods, forms, tools and techniques.
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