Keywords
Analysis
Technology and civilization
Educational technology
Instructional systems.
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Abstract
In the global and complex scenario of today, the model of e-learning for higher education, for a Master in information and documentation, seeks to apply a variety of strategies for education that are different to the traditional academic practice. The research identifies types of learning according to the VARK test along with the pedagogic use of Social Network Analysis (SNA). Following a systemic approach, the research seeks to implement training devices through the analysis and interpretation of data, which link the academic dimensions of the MA programme, and the learning styles and social networks, using Pajek.
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