Maxim Rudenko is the editor-in-chief of the innovative electronic textbook on the History of Russia for students of higher education institutions, the chairman of  Astrakhan region history committee on check of the USE and the member of advisory council on realization of information policy at administration of the Governor of Astrakhan region.

 the chairman of committee of National Council by training, science and culture; deputy of the Donetsk People's Republic; methodologists and teachers of departments of DonRIAPE, DonNU, representatives of Republican museum of local lore; heads of the methodical commissions of teachers of public disciplines of the cities and regions of the Donetsk People's Republic participated in the meeting.

Having arrived by the special invitation of the Donetsk RIAPE, in his speach before teachers and methodologists of general education organizations of the Donetsk People's Republic Maxim Rudenko covered issues of teoretiko-methodical features of the innovative textbook on the History of Russia; organizational aspects of work of the subject committee on check of works of the unified state examination in history, and also questions of historical memory and the Russian world, about the place of Russia in modern civilization space. Special attention of participants of the round table was paid for work with historical documents, especially within preparation for the USE. Maxim Rudenko shared experience of USE organization in the Russian Federation, told about features of experts commissions work and appeal commission activity.

After Maxim Rudenko's speech constructive exchange of opinions took place. Teachers of the Republic discussed "Fatherland History" regional component and asked competent representatives of the education system topical questions. Besides, the guest got acquainted with practices of historians of the Donetsk region, communicated to authors of textbooks on the Fatherland History ("Introduction to History" for the 5th form, "Fatherland History" the 6th form). In the end of the meeting participants discussed questions of a historical and cultural community of Donbass and Russia in the context of the Big Russian world.