Abstract

The article relate to the development of an reader’s electronic diary by AGILE technology. It is needed for reader competency of primary school students. The current students were born in a new information environment. They master information and software faster than adults (for example, gadgets, tablet PC, mobile devices, etc.) The disadvantage is this information environment is reluctance to read. One of the stimulation tools to reading is electronic reader’s diary technology applied in the educational process. The regular reader’s diary is a report about books read. The aim of the reader’s diary is skills reflection and development of the critical analysis skills formation. The project software is designed for primary school students (age 7-10 years). Independent reading skills form at primary school age. It improves cognitive interests of school students, enhances knowledge, and is the formation of a harmoniously developed personality. The electronic reader’s diary stimulates the knowledge interests and consolidates the reading material by AGILE technology and additional interactivity with the school students. The research relates to the architecture of the developed solution, in particular, the issue of the «automated process control system of education system resources» integration. Also, the article contains the map of the developed graphical user interface screen and describing main electronic reader’s diary screens. This research will be intended to boost cognitive and creative activity of students.

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