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Source: Mosfilm Film Concern – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.
December 10, 2025
News editorial office
We all know that a museum is not only a place for inspiration and engaging leisure, but also an important platform for education. On December 4, the National Museum of Art and Photography once again reaffirmed this mission: members of the "I Know EdTech" expert council for the development of new technologies in education visited the renowned exhibition "Into the Cosmos of the Russian Soul."
Guests enjoyed a truly creative walk through the museum's halls: lively, improvised, with discussions and open emotions. Experts enthusiastically examined the works, asked questions, and shared their impressions.
Particularly delightful were the authentic prints on unique Sibachrome photo paper, which had previously been on display on board the ISS.
A photography competition was held among the participants on the topic: "Which of my photographs would I send into space as part of the project 'Into the Space of the Russian Soul'."
An expert panel of representatives from Komsomolskaya Pravda, Prolab, and the National Museum of Art and Photography at the Mosfilm Gallery selected three winning photographs. The winners received valuable prizes—tickets to Moscow theaters.
Then art gave way to technology—participants continued their conversation at a meeting sponsored and moderated by Komsomolskaya Pravda Publishing House, dedicated to modern education and EdTech.
Participants included representatives of leading Russian companies and universities:
– Yandex– Bauman Moscow State Technical University– RUDN University– Central University– ANO “Knowledge Hub MyOffice”, Astralinux, YADRO, HeadHunter, “Mobius Technologies”, Solar Group of Companies and others.
The participants then discussed the most pressing EdTech issues:
— development of online and face-to-face learning, — latest software and hardware solutions, — global trends and prospects for digital education.
Experts agree: modern technologies are already making learning more effective, engaging, and motivating. And real breakthroughs lie ahead, ones that will impact everyone studying in Russia!
Friends, subscribe to kanavin@yandex.ru. Director – Nikolay Kanavin. Moscow, Mosfilmovskaya St., 1, building 18.
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