THE INTERACTION IN A FORUM OF DISCUSSION, BASED ON THE PARTICIPATION OF STUDENTS AND ADVISER.

  • Marco Antonio Pereida Alfaro. University of Guadalajara, Mexico
  • Daniel Montes Ponce University of Guadalajara, Mexico
Keywords: Interaction, Forum,, Management learning, student, advisor

Abstract

It addresses the work within the discussion forums to identify how is the participation of
students in their learning, within the subject Project I of the Licentiate in Technologies and
Information (LTEI) of the Virtual University System of the University of Guadalajara (
UDGVirtual), during the 2016 A cycle.
A content analysis of the types of interaction in the messages of the forums is done, according
to the classification of Hirumi (2002). The course in which the research was conducted is
nested in a Virtual Learning Environment (AVA) Moodle. A solid open source-learning
platform responds to the requirements of its academic model.
This exploration was the type of strategies used in the management of interactions within the
dynamics of the Project I of the Licentiate in Technologies and Information (LTEI) of the
System of Virtual University of the University of Guadalajara (UDGVirtual).
It was possible to conclude that the advisors and the majority of the students participated in
the forums of irregular form, since some published more messages than others did and the
participations varied in each forum.
Likewise, the most frequent type of interaction in the course of Project I was that of TeacherStudent.
The lowest frequency was located in the Teacher-Group type.

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Author Biographies

Marco Antonio Pereida Alfaro., University of Guadalajara, Mexico

Virtual University System

Daniel Montes Ponce, University of Guadalajara, Mexico

Virtual University System

Published
2017-06-30
How to Cite
Alfaro., M. A. P., & Ponce, D. M. (2017). THE INTERACTION IN A FORUM OF DISCUSSION, BASED ON THE PARTICIPATION OF STUDENTS AND ADVISER. IJRDO- Journal of Educational Research, 2(6), 18-30. https://doi.org/10.53555/er.v2i6.237