Humanities Technologies in Education: Antropological Turn in the Period of Digital Transformation

The article reveals general ideas about the content and functions of humanitarian technologies in education, which can be aimed both at the usage of human development methods and the introduction of behavior management methods. The author’s conceptualization of humanitarian technologies in the educational sphere is proposed, and the key characteristics of this category at the current stage are highlighted. Based on a review of scientific publications, the author identifies teaching methods for achieving the set goal and influence techniques for performing the necessary actions. The article explores the transition of humanitarian technologies in education from traditional methods to digital tools of anthropocentric practices. The article also offers a comparative analysis of traditional teaching aids and new educational practices implemented based on humanitarian technologies, mainly of a digital type. The author notes that humanitarian technologies overcome the technocratic paradigm, forming co-development ecosystems, where technologies activate the increase in human potential. The article proposes key areas for the development of the concept of humanitarian technologies in the field of education, contained in modern academic discourse.

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Humanities and Social Sciences Bulletin of the Financial University
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2025-08-09
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https://doi.org/10.26794/2226-7867-2025-15-3-21-30
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Educational Innovations and Challenges
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Humanities Technologies in Education: Antropological Turn in the Period of Digital Transformation

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Humanities and Social Sciences Bulletin of the Financial University
Educational Innovations and Challenges
3.25
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Humanities Technologies in Education: Antropological Turn in the Period of Digital Transformation

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Abstract

The article reveals general ideas about the content and functions of humanitarian technologies in education, which can be aimed both at the usage of human development methods and the introduction of behavior management methods. The author’s conceptualization of humanitarian technologies in the educational sphere is proposed, and the key characteristics of this category at the current stage are highlighted. Based on a review of scientific publications, the author identifies teaching methods for achieving the set goal and influence techniques for performing the necessary actions. The article explores the transition of humanitarian technologies in education from traditional methods to digital tools of anthropocentric practices. The article also offers a comparative analysis of traditional teaching aids and new educational practices implemented based on humanitarian technologies, mainly of a digital type. The author notes that humanitarian technologies overcome the technocratic paradigm, forming co-development ecosystems, where technologies activate the increase in human potential. The article proposes key areas for the development of the concept of humanitarian technologies in the field of education, contained in modern academic discourse.

Humanities and Social Sciences Bulletin of the Financial UniversityVol. 15(3)
Moscow State Pedagogical University (RU), Financial University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 7%
Educational Innovations and Challenges
3.25
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