Meeting of the section of the scientific and methodological conference of the block of economic disciplines "Modern educational technologies: digitalization, crowdsourcing, foresight"

The section meeting was held with the participation of the faculties: Accounting and Finance, Economic, Hospitality Business and Tourism. Within the framework of the section, 10 reports were announced. The transition to digital education is a significant stage in the creation of Internet technologies. Now science is developing at a high speed, new structures appear every day. The digitalization of education will help graduates to better navigate the information world in the future.

Dean of the Faculty of Economics, Doctor of Economics, Professor Olga Nikolaevna Kusakina addressed the conference participants with a welcoming speech. She noted that crowdsourcing is currently actively developing as a model for solving any kind of problems and challenges facing both business and the state and society in general. The professor also noted that foresight in education is necessary to understand what hinders the development of an educational organization, to predict the development of the organization in the future, to understand what educational services are in demand at the present time, and which ones - in the future, to find out what to do in order to obtain a competitive advantages.

Crowdsourcing is the mobilization of people's resources through information technology in order to solve the problems facing an educational institution.

Foresight is an innovative tool for modeling the future.

Lyudmila Anatolyevna Latysheva, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Financial Management and Banking, made a report on the topic "Modern economic education: vectors and development trajectory".

The rapid spread of digital technologies, their deep penetration into all spheres of life, a strong and comprehensive impact on socio-economic development, the unprecedented scale of the changes that they entail, as well as the uncertainty with the possible consequences of this process attract the attention of researchers and researchers. , and professionals of government and the business community.

Yulia Mikhailovna Sklyarova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head of the Department of Financial Management and Banking, delivered a report on the topic "Promising directions for training personnel for the credit and financial sphere in the context of the development of the digital economy".

Attention to the Russian Master's degree program is due to the ongoing transformation of policy in the field of the second stage of Russian higher education. The main problems include the slow updating of the formats and content of master's programs, the weak attraction of students from other countries, which does not make the master's program a driver of development, which it should be. It is the master's program that is designed to become a tool for "quick response" to market demands with the help of competent management decisions in universities that can change and predict the development of master's programs based on data with the help of customers. This will allow flexible formatting of programs for educational purposes and external requests.

Vladimir Yurievich Maksimov, Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of State Municipal Administration and Law, made a report on the topic "Problems and Prospects of Development of Teaching Technologies in Master's Degree".

During the discussion, a lot of issues related to methodological approaches in higher education, digitalization and obtaining skills in project analysis, network learning, crowdsourcing platforms and education foresight were raised. 

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