ETC Distance Learning Studies during COVID-19, a meta-analysis

Cristina Dreifuss-Serrano, Pablo C. Herrera

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Abstract

The recent increase in the amount of research on Distance Learning in Engineering, Technology, and Computing, produced by the adaptations in response to the sanitary emergency, makes it necessary to systematize, classify and analyze the current trends. This paper presents a meta-analysis of peer-reviewed papers written and published in the Iberoamerican region, regarding remote learning and distant teaching in ETC. Using PRISMA, we selected articles located in several academic repositories, which were classified in order to identify countries of origin, types of research (research, application, review), main keywords, and universities. The results were then analyzed to identify regional trends and possible lines of action to better ensure that the research efforts continue after the emergency.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationEDUNINE 2022 - 6th IEEE World Engineering Education Conference
Subtitle of host publicationRethinking Engineering Education After COVID-19: A Path to the New Normal, Proceedings
EditorsClaudio da Rocha Brito, Melany M. Ciampi
PublisherInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
ISBN (Electronic)9781665483360
DOIs
StatePublished - 2022
Event6th IEEE World Engineering Education Conference, EDUNINE 2022 - Santos, Brazil
Duration: 13 Mar 202216 Mar 2022

Publication series

NameEDUNINE 2022 - 6th IEEE World Engineering Education Conference: Rethinking Engineering Education After COVID-19: A Path to the New Normal, Proceedings

Conference

Conference6th IEEE World Engineering Education Conference, EDUNINE 2022
Country/TerritoryBrazil
CitySantos
Period13/03/2216/03/22

Keywords

  • PRISMA
  • analysis
  • application
  • distant learning
  • meta-analysis
  • research
  • review

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