Abstract
The impact of information technologies on the development of lifelong learning in postindustrial (information) society is considered in the paper. Economic progress has caused the need for additional vocational training, reeducation and retraining of employees. The development of computerization and informatization of society has led to radical changes in education. First, adults of post graduate and retirement age, and later the children of preschool age who are actively exploring modern ICT, were involved in a lifelong learning process in developed European countries. The widespread availability of computers and ICT has caused the development of formal, nonformal and informal education. The use of advanced information and telecommunication technologies has led to adjustments in the content and education technologies, helping to solve problems of differentiation and individualization of learning, and the development of variant curriculums. The e-learning began to play a special role.
Highlights
The impact of information technologies on the development of lifelong learning in postindustrial society is considered in the paper
The end of the 20th century was marked by intensive development and implementation of computer and communication technology means in all spheres of our life, emergence of new information technologies and further development of existing ones
Causal relationships of information process and education lie in the fact that higher level of information technology development needs higher education level, and it becomes a source of further development of science and technology
Summary
The impact of information technologies on the development of lifelong learning in postindustrial (information) society is considered in the paper. The Lifelong Learning concept is considered as a means for preparing a new type of highly qualified personnel, adopting the technological innovations, achieving a competitive and growing economy and for molding of personality, capable to participate in the socio-economic process actively.
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