2019
DOI: 10.1007/s12528-019-09234-x
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What do participants think of today’s MOOCs: an updated look at the benefits and challenges of MOOCs designed for working professionals

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“…However, recent work shows that most learners experience several difficulties for engaging the course, including those learners with high intrinsic motivation in the course and good self-regulated skills [2]. Among the most common difficulties, studies refer to the lack of time [2,3,4] and the lack of timely support [3,5]. Prior studies show that timely feedback is one of the key elements to assist students [7], proving them with support to persist in their learning process [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, recent work shows that most learners experience several difficulties for engaging the course, including those learners with high intrinsic motivation in the course and good self-regulated skills [2]. Among the most common difficulties, studies refer to the lack of time [2,3,4] and the lack of timely support [3,5]. Prior studies show that timely feedback is one of the key elements to assist students [7], proving them with support to persist in their learning process [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pese a estos datos, que permiten valorar la pertinencia del diseño y contenido propuestos, los resultados alcanzados reclaman la necesidad de reforzar el sentido práctico de estos cursos, orientándolos hacia una empleabilidad de los aprendizajes a partir de un diseño innovador que responda a las necesidades de los alumnos, tal como defienden Liu et al (2019). En este sentido, aprovechar las ventajas de la tecnología y tomar como base los principios del Diseño Universal de Aprendizaje (DUA) (Al-Azawei et al, 2017) facilitaría la puesta en marcha de diferentes alternativas de acceso al conocimiento y permitiría a los alumnos definir el grado de implicación que desean establecer con el curso, pudiendo adoptar incluso el rol de creador de recursos, ideas y soluciones, tal como abogan Abdi et al (2021) o Singh et al (2021), entre otros.…”
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“…The benefits on the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in the educational field are the personalization of the learning process (LIM; NEWBY, 2020), flexibility of time and space (WU et al, 2020;XU et al, 2020), communication (BARDAKCI et al, 2018;ZHAO;HUANG, 2020), active role of students (SALAS-RUEDA et al, 2020;SCHWARZENBERG et al, 2020) and development of skills (AL-SAMARRAIE et al, 2020;LIU et al, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%