2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.compedu.2016.05.002
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Teachers’ information and communication technology competences: A structural approach

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“…In addition, the school introduced new pedagogical and organizational systems to support the reform, which made teachers collaborators. The new systems created a supporting context and enabled teachers to work collaboratively with their colleagues, which helped them improve their individual practices (Almerich, Orellana, Suárez‐Rodríguez, & Díaz‐García, ; Hasseler & Collins, ; Mumtaz, ). As collaborators, the teachers participated in both informal and formal discussions that provided reflections on their teaching practice (Carney, ), which not only improved their teaching skills and changed their teaching believes, but also provided emotional support for peers (Kim, Kim, Lee, Spector, & DeMeester, ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, the school introduced new pedagogical and organizational systems to support the reform, which made teachers collaborators. The new systems created a supporting context and enabled teachers to work collaboratively with their colleagues, which helped them improve their individual practices (Almerich, Orellana, Suárez‐Rodríguez, & Díaz‐García, ; Hasseler & Collins, ; Mumtaz, ). As collaborators, the teachers participated in both informal and formal discussions that provided reflections on their teaching practice (Carney, ), which not only improved their teaching skills and changed their teaching believes, but also provided emotional support for peers (Kim, Kim, Lee, Spector, & DeMeester, ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conocer el estado digital de una organización o de un país, se constituye en el primer paso para identificar estrategias o mecanismos que contribuyan en el crecimiento y en el desarrollo socioeconómico (Serrano-Santoyo y Rojas-Mendizabal, 2017), frente a ello se han visto varias investigaciones que se preocupan por construir un esquema válido y apropiado, que permita evaluar no solo aspectos asociados a la disponibilidad de recursos tecnológicos, sino también el conocimiento, el uso, la apropiación, el impacto, los residuos generados, entre otros; en el campo educativo, investigaciones como: (Berrío y Rojas, 2014), (Vallejo y Patiño, 2014), (Almerich et al, 2016), (Ruiz, 2016), (Corona et al, 2017), entre otros; han realizado diferentes planteamientos y propuestas concernientes a evaluar la situación digital de las IES con miras a que estas instituciones logren un mayor beneficio por el uso de las TIC en sus diferentes proceso; sin embargo, estas investigaciones han considerado especialmente a dos actores las comunidades universitarias: docentes y estudiantes; dejando de lado la parte administrativa de las universidades.…”
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“…In the century of the development of information and communication technology now all forms of information and communication technology can be obtained in a relatively easy way by using concise and sophisticated information and communication technology, judging from the trend of software and hardware development [4]. The main problem that concerns the learning activities of education management courses for a lecturer is the need to develop learning media in the form of multimedia-based applications that are integrated and connected in a computer network [5] The birth of multimedia technology is the result of a combination of advances in electronic technology, computer engineering and software. The ability to store and process digital images in dozens of millions of colors with high resolution and reproduction of sound and video in digital form [6].…”
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confidence: 99%