Implementación de la Educación a Distancia a partir de un Programa Presencial de Ingeniería en Ciencia y Tecnología de Alimentos: Revisión de Literatura
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https://doi.org/10.4995/redu.2016.5805Palabras clave:
implementación de la educación a distancia, barreras de la educación a distancia, atributos de la tecnología en la educación a distancia, transición de la educación a distancia, revisión de la literatura en la educación a distancia, estado del arte en laResumen
La implementación de la educación a distancia a partir de la modalidad presencial, ha tenido un gran auge en los países en desarrollo debido a los beneficios que tiene, logrando una mayor cobertura de matrícula estudiantil que con la modalidad tradicional, no es posible alcanzar. El presente artículo proporciona un estudio del estado del arte, que revisa cuáles son los factores que intervienen para llevar a cabo la transición de la educación presencial a la modalidad en línea, y que sirve como un marco de referencia para aplicarlo en diferentes programas de educación superior que están en el proceso de cambio de la modalidad presencial a la modalidad en línea. Se considera además la aportación que las teorías de la educación a distancia han tenido en el cambio mencionado anteriormente.Descargas
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