Associate Professor of OrGMU moderated the section at the international forum in Greece
1 / 5On October 16-18, the International Forum on Russian Language, Culture and Career was held in Thessaloniki (Greece). Confluence.ru . The event brought together teachers, scientists, students, representatives of cultural and educational organizations, the publishing industry and the professional community from 26 countries.
Russian Russian Word Center for Russian Language and Culture (Thessaloniki, Greece) and RUSMER Center for Russian Language and Culture (Ankara, Turkey) organized the event. The program of the meeting included seven thematic sections, round tables, discussions and informal communication aimed at developing international cooperation in the field of teaching Russian as a foreign language.
The section "Online learning and language blogging in the practice of teaching RCT: digital platforms, media discourse and social networks as an educational environment" was moderated by Natalia Butorina, Associate Professor of the Department of Russian Language, Candidate of Philology, Orenburg State Medical University. She opened her work with the report "Geniuses in the project duel for correct Russian", which launched a discussion on the use of digital and generative technologies in teaching Russian language. The two discussed a comprehensive analysis of online Russian language teaching in the context of the digital transformation of the educational environment, as well as the role of social media and video platforms in shaping modern language practice.
— Forum Confluence.ru – this is a unique platform with an atmosphere of openness and friendly communication, which the participants and organizers managed to create during such a difficult time, – said Natalia Fedorovna. – This is an opportunity to share your ideas and best practices, to test methodological materials on a real Greek student audience. Each participant of the forum brought with him not only new knowledge, vivid impressions and professional connections, but also the realization that we are one whole, and our common cause unites us, our great, powerful, truthful and free Russian language!