The article describes the course "Speak Russian Correctly", which is included in the portfolio of university-wide disciplines. The course is based on the author's method of applying innovative techniques of graphical representation of information Fishbone and Mindmap, which makes it especially attractive for students of technical specialties who better perceive information presented in the form of diagrams and algorithms. Training is carried out while implementing a communicative approach. The course is posted in the telecommunication educational and information system of the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (Russia, Moscow). The opportunities provided by digital technologies allow you to study it in any format: face-to-face, intramural and distance learning. The article also presents algorithms for drawing up Fishbone and Mindmap diagrams, author's exercises for working both with a teacher and independently, a telecommunication educational information system toolkit, which helps to increase the literacy of foreign students and their motivation to learn the Russian language.

Topics
Students, Literacy, Distance education, Teaching, Universities, Telecommunications
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