Vol. 21 No. 2 (2021): Competencias en la Sociedad Digital

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Published: 2021-12-31

Editorial

Organizational Well being in the digital society for happiness and productivit y

José Antonio Ortega Carrillo

Artículos

The designe of an educative video in the grade of social education as a practice of prosuming

Rocío Illanes

230-249
Proposal for escape room II "Coronavirus COVID-19" in primary school students scape room covid-19

Pedro José Carrillo López, Andrés Rosa Guillamón, Eliseo García Cantó

250-266
State of the art of Digital Competence of Higher Education teachers in Spain and Latin America

Dolores Barbazan Capéans, Khaddouja Driss M. Ben Abdellah, Claudia Marcela Montes Hoyos

267-282
The use of social networks in msmes during the health crisis. case 10 companies

CECILIA GARCÍA MUÑOZ APARICIO

283-299
Self – evaluation and quality perceived by students of a professional career accredited by Coneau, Peru

Zaida Tatiana Jaramillo Torrealva

300-325
Problematizing techno-pedagogical design: vocational training in times of COVID-19

Gabriela de la Cruz Flores

326-348
Educational program to develop digital competences in secondary education teachers

Jhon Richard Orosco Fabian, Anderson Miguel Jimenez Gamarra

349-365
Digital competences in secondary school students. A systematic review.

Daniel Alejandro Barbudo, Alfredo Zapata González, William René Reyes Cabrera

366-392
Models of representation of ethnic diversity in the series Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir

Miriam Elizabeth Aguasanta Regalado, Ángel San Martín Alonso , Isabel Maria Gallardo Fernandez

393-415
Virtual education and social, economic and cultural factors in higher education students in times of covid-19

Carlos Moya López, Jorge Rodrigo Andrade Alban

416-432
Educational intervention for the development of resilience in adolescents from vulnerated contexts in Mexico

Norma Graciella Heredia Soberanis, Sandra Paola Sunza Chan

433-450
ICT in higher education to solvent a health crisis

Martha Patricia Astudillo Torres

451-472