Revisión Sistemática sobre los desafíos de la educación superior en línea durante la pandemia del COVID-19

Palabras clave: Educación superior, desafíos, COVID-19, revisión sistemática

Resumen

El presente trabajo busca analizar las publicaciones realizadas en 2021, indexadas en la base de datos Science-direct, sobre educación superior en línea, durante la pandemia COVID-19, verificando los desafíos emergentes. Se utiliza una revisión sistemática combinada con el método PRISMA. En un primer momento se identificaron 2909 artículos científicos. Con base en los criterios de elegibilidad, se seleccionaron 5 artículos de revisión. Estos fueron tratados en el programa NVivo y, de la escala de calidad SQUIRE 2.0, se eligieron 4 para la revisión sistemática. Es posible inferir que en 2021, los estudios de revisión sobre educación superior en línea, en el área de ciencias sociales, indican que los desafíos están más concentrados en la órbita de la facultad, sin embargo, los factores que giran en torno al alumnado también deben tenerse en cuenta las relativas a la tecnología de la información.

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Publicado
2022-02-01
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Souza Couto Gontijo da Matta, V., & da Matta Felisberto, J. L. (2022). Revisión Sistemática sobre los desafíos de la educación superior en línea durante la pandemia del COVID-19. CIENCIA UNEMI, 15(38), 14-23. https://doi.org/10.29076/issn.2528-7737vol15iss38.22pp14-23p
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Artículos Científicos