Gina Mejía-Madrid’s research while affiliated with Central University of Ecuador and other places

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Publications (8)


Figure 1. Methodology stages and steps.
Figure 2. The model seen as a process.
Figure 3. Dashboard for the UCE case.
Dashboard for Evaluating the Quality of Open Learning Courses
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May 2020

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7 Citations

Sustainability

Gina Mejía-Madrid

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Universities are developing a large number of Open Learning projects that must be subjectto quality evaluation. However, these projects have some special characteristics that make theusual quality models not respond to all their requirements. A fundamental part in a quality modelis a visual representation of the results (a dashboard) that can facilitate decision making. In thispaper, we propose a complete model for evaluating the quality of Open Learning courses and thedesign of a dashboard to represent its results. The quality model is hierarchical, with four levelsof abstraction: components, elements, attributes and indicators. An interesting contribution is thedefinition of the standards in the form of fulfillment levels, that are easier to interpret and allow usinga color code to build a heat map that serves as a dashboard. It is a regular nonagon, divided intosectors and concentric rings, in which each color intensity represents the fulfillment level reachedby each abstraction level. The resulting diagram is a compact and visually powerful representation,which allows the identification of the strengths and weaknesses of the Open Learning course. A casestudy of an Ecuadorian university is also presented to complete the description and draw newconclusions.

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Table 2 : Type of interactions / participation per period
Table 3 : Number of sample teacher interactions
Table 5 : Appropriate answers to conceptual questions
Table 7 : Order of importance of the resources that their students would use, according to teachers
Innovation in the university: virtual educational platform

October 2018

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4 Citations

In higher education institutions, the use of the virtual platform, rather than a support tool for the training of professionals, should favor the teaching-learning process, as a superlative purpose it should even ally with teaching to favor teaching Innovation. Innovation in higher education strengthens the teacher-student and student-student relationship to make learning achievements effective. Society, immersed in a technological world, demands that this space of digital interaction, become a space for educational Innovation. In addition, it is very important to identify actions implemented by teaching using the platform and even identify the characteristics of the actions that are considered innovative. The study found interesting findings that guide the use of the virtual platform, the training with didactic and technological accompaniment is vital for the teacher, the favorable appreciation to the technology on the part of the teaching must take advantage in education, the innovative practices that have Successful at the Central University are associated with research and collaborative work.


Model for quality evaluation and improvement of higher distance education based on information technology

November 2016

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The article describes a proposed model for assessing the quality of higher distance education based on the technologies of the Information and Communication. This model can be adopted by higher education institutions in order to ensure proper use of Information Technologies and Communication in teaching and learning processes, and strategic processes that support the distance education. This research will use models and success stories from other countries as a basis for generating a preliminary model. Furthermore, this research contains initial reports and results as to justify the contribution of it.



Citations (4)


... study is very appropriate in showing the existence of qualitative data on each evaluation component. Research by Mejía-Madrid et al. (2020) showed the components of the Kirkpatrick evaluation model used to evaluate the quality of open learning courses based on qualitative and quantitative data. The qualitative data were obtained using interview guide instruments, while the quantitative data used questionnaire instruments. ...

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Qualitative Data Requirements in the Divayana Evaluation Model
Dashboard for Evaluating the Quality of Open Learning Courses

Sustainability

... En está línea de pensamiento, Mejía-Madrid et al. (2019) exponen que, al igual que cualquier otro proceso desarrollado en las Instituciones de Educación Superior (IES), la educación virtual debe estar sujeta a parámetros que nos permitan evaluar su calidad, sin embargo, no se debe olvidar que esta "tiene algunas características especiales que hacen que los sistemas de calidad habituales no respondan a todos sus requisitos" (p. 743). ...

Herramienta de visualización de la calidad de un sistema b-learning
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • January 2019

... However, individuals residing in remote areas were unable to access such lessons, leading to the exchange of letters between teachers and students. This marked the origins of what is now known as distance education (Cadena-Vela et al., 2018;Quintana & Osuna-Acedo, 2020). ...

Innovation in the university: virtual educational platform

... As mentioned earlier, although there are models that emphasise quality in virtual education [11][12][13], many lack rigorous empirical validation, supported by valid statistical methodologies and techniques [13][14][15], Additionally, while other studies reflect empirical validation, they do not provide details on the psychometric measures applied [44][45][46][47], compromising their applicability and the validity of potential results if implemented in real-world contexts [17]. ...

Model for quality evaluation and improvement of higher distance education based on information technology
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • November 2016