La eficacia en la educación a distancia¿un problema resuelto?

  1. García Aretio, Lorenzo
  2. Ruiz Corbella, Marta
Journal:
Teoría de la educación

ISSN: 1130-3743

Year of publication: 2010

Volume: 22

Issue: 1

Pages: 141-162

Type: Article

DOI: 10.14201/7135 DIALNET GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openOpen access editor

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Abstract

Grâce à l�inquiétude suscitée par l�éducation à distance, concernant sa qualité, a été réunie une ample littérature scientifique qui a aidé à détecter les points forts et faibles de cette méthodologie, ce qui a mené à sa constante amélioration. L�une des voies de recherche, a pour objectif de vérifier s�il existe des différences manifestes entre l�enseignement présentiel et l�enseignement à distance. À travers la méthodologie empirique de l�analyse de contenu, nous avons eu accès à des recherches sur le rendement des étudiants dans les deux types de formation, dans le but de détecter des différences significatives entre ces derniers. Cette métaanalyse met en évidence que l�efficacité dans l�enseignement ne dépend ni des ressources technologiques, ni des professeurs, ni des étudiants, quoique tous s�avèrent être décisifs, mais de la qualité de ses conceptions pédagogiques. Avec des conceptions rigoureuses, soit en format présentiel, soit dans la modalité à distance, les résultats ne diffèrent pas de façon significative.

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