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The virtual modality in higher education of the Dominican Republic: current situation, needs and challenges

Bastardo Cedeño, Mártires

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Rodríguez-Conde, M. J.

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Seoane-Pardo, A. M.
Fecha de publicación
2019
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The investigation will be developed according to the following plan is placed within the Latin American context, specifically in Dominican Republic. In this country the incursion of universities in virtual education modality is beginning to the lag behind. Is very few the numbers of High educational institutions have applied, within their academy offers, some online education programme. In that sense, the principal objective of this investigation is to verify the current state of virtual modality in higher education in the Dominican Republic. To Know the main challenges, it faces and the needs this modality of education presents to adapt the student population demands and to be in accordance to the Knowledge society, in an era where the rise of modern information and communication technologies conditions all the social activities and, therefore, the educational processes. The specific objectives, as well as the questions that are raised, are focused on 5 mains axes. This investigation plan proposes a mixed research methodology and combines quantitative and qualitative methods. The research is intended to be descriptive and exploratory, so there are no hypotheses, but research questions that will be answered following an appropriate methodology for this research.
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Universidad Iberoamericana
Av. Francia No. 129, Gazcue
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