Browsing by Subject "Teaching quality"

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    Medición de la calidad de e-learning en la educación superior : ausencia de consenso y necesidad de estandarización
    (Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones, 2025) Delgado, Frank; Sin departamento asociado
    The growth of e-learning systems in higher education institutions worldwide has underscored the need for a rigorous and systematic assessment of their quality. This study aims to analyze the current state of quality measurement in e-learning systems through a systematic literature review. The SPIDER strategy was applied within the PRISMA protocol framework, utilizing high-impact academic databases, including SCOPUS, Web of Science, EBSCOhost, Dialnet, JSTOR, Science Direct, and ProQuest. Articles published between 1992 and 2024 were collected, and after applying eligibility criteria and quality filters, 66 studies were selected for analysis. The results reveal a wide range of models, standards, and guidelines for evaluating e-learning quality, most of which lack a standardized measurement method. Furthermore, among the studies that applied a quality measurement approach, there was a lack of consensus in the metrics used, making cross-comparison of findings unfeasible. Notably, none of the reviewed studies validated their results against a globally recognized standard, indicating the absence of a unified framework for e-learning quality assessment. Given this scenario, we recommend the formation of an international technical committee composed of standardization bodies and academic institutions to develop a consensus-based measurement method and establish a global standard for ensuring the quality of e-learning systems.
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    Propuesta de un cuestionario de evaluación de la calidad docente universitaria consensuado entre alumnos y profesores
    (Universidad de Murcia. Servicio de Publicaciones, 2008-01-01) Casero Martínez, Antonio
    La evaluación de la calidad de la docencia universitaria por parte del alumnado constituye, aún hoy, uno de los puntos más polémicos del sistema de evaluación de las universidades españolas. Superada la discusión sobre las garantías métricas de los instrumentos el problema se centra en la orientación y el uso de los resultados de la evaluación por parte de la institución, generando suspicacia en parte del profesorado. En este trabajo se recoge el proceso de elaboración de un instrumento de evaluación de la docencia universitaria dirigido al alumnado, en el que alumnos y profesores han expresado el grado de importancia de cada uno de los 92 ítems que componen un inventario de elementos. El resultado principal consiste en la solución consensuada de 21 ítems, obtenida tras un proceso de análisis en el que se ha conjugado el uso de indicadores robustos con análisis factorial exploratorio y análisis de contenido. Otros resultados ponen de manifiesto el efecto que sobre la respuesta provoca la ordenación de los ítems, influyendo en la estructura factorial empírica del instrumento.
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    Un sistema de garantía de calidad de la docencia: un estudio de caso
    (2014-08-01) Villa Sánchez, Aurelio; García Olalla, Ana
    We present a case study of a Model for Quality Assurance of Teaching which was developed and implemented during a decade in a higher education institution as part of a competence-based teaching development model. Following a brief description of the context and core elements of the model, we explain how the experience was empirically developed for the accreditation assessment included in the model firstly in an experimental phase and later at the institutional level. This accreditation was achieved in two stages: Label 1, for teacher quality accreditation of subject planning, which involved a total of 1366 teachers in five successive calls per year; and Label 2 for accreditation of the teaching, which was put into practice at the university in the 2013/14 academic year following a pilot implementation in the two previous academic years. We will present the process carried out and the results obtained.
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    Teaching quality: the satisfaction of university students with their professors
    (Editum, Servicio de Publicaciones, 2020-04-09) Cerro, Jesús Santos del; Ruiz Esteban, Cecilia; Psicología Evolutiva y de la Educación
    Abstract: For almost a century now, the concern of universities about student satisfaction with teaching quality has been increasing. A literature review has enabled the attributes of quality teaching to be classified into three main types: pedagogical, generic, and disciplinary. The aim of this paper is to identify the variables that, in the opinion of students, most influence student satisfaction regarding teaching quality. A total of 476 undergraduate students participated from Business Administration and Management of the University of Castilla-La Mancha (Spain). An ad hoc questionnaire was used to assess student satisfaction with teaching. Parametric (Logistic Regression Analysis) and non-parametric (Decision Tree) models were used. Our data indicate that if the professor explains the subject clearly, is concerned to find out whether the explanations have been understood, and carefully prepares the classes; the teaching-quality assessment will be very satisfactory. The identification of the attributes of quality teaching will enable universities to draw up initial and ongoing training plans for their teaching staff, bearing in mind the crucial role played by generic, pedagogical, and disciplinary competences in professor-student interaction.