Higher Education in the Fourth Industrial Revolution Age
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In this paper, the authors focused on research important impacts of the fourth industrial revolution in coming time: training activities of higher education institutions; curriculum content, teaching methods; start-up issues in training institutions; learning environment, methods, materials, equipment, demand and process of learners have many changesAbstract:
The fourth industrial revolution has made an important step in the history of human development and for higher education today under the context that the impact of the industrial revolution 40 has been preparing for great opportunities and challenges Within range of this article, the author focuses on researching important impacts of the fourth industrial revolution in coming time: training activities of higher education institutions; curriculum content, teaching methods; start-up issues in training institutions; learning environment, methods, materials, equipment, demand and process of learners have many changes On that basis, the author analyzes some orientations for the higher education development in Vietnam today in the context of the fourth industrial revolutionread more
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