Modelos de Maturidade para Avaliação do Ensino Híbrido: uma revisão de literatura

Martina Konzen Seibel

Abstract


Proposta: Este artigo busca identificar, na literatura científica, modelos de maturidade capazes de avaliarem a capacidade de instituições de ensino ofertarem ensino híbrido.

Desenho/metodologia/abordagem: Empregou-se revisão sistemática de literatura baseada no modelo de cinco estágios propostos por Arksey & O'Malley (2005) buscou-se, na produção científica teórica e empírica artigos científicos, publicados entre 2013 e 2018 disponíveis nas bibliotecas digitais Scopus, IEEE Xplore e Science Direct e Finna.

Resultados: Não foi encontrado nenhum modelo de maturidade específico para a avaliação da capacidade de instituições de ensino superior ofertarem ensino híbrido de forma sistêmica. Em contrapartida, são elencados os principais modelos de maturidade encontrados associados à área de educação, em geral, e que podem ser adaptados e ajustados para avaliar a capacidade de oferta de ensino híbrido.

Limitações da investigação/implicações: estudo restringiu-se a buscas de artigos publicados entre 2013 e 2018 na língua inglesa disponíveis nas bibliotecas digitais Scopus, IEEE Xplore e Science Direct e Finna que apresentavam nos campos título, abstract e palavras-chave de seus motores de busca as seguintes palavras: “Maturity Model”, “Capability Maturity Model”, education, learning e e-learning.

Originalidade/valor: Este estudo chama a atenção por disponibilizar uma relação de modelos de maturidade que podem servir de base para a construção de novos modelos de maturidade para a área de educação.

 

 

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Title: "Maturity Models for Hybrid Teaching Assessment: A Literature Review"

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Purpose: This article seeks to identify, in the scientific literature, maturity models capable of evaluating the ability of educational institutions to offer hybrid education.

Design/methodology/approach: A systematic literature review based on the five-stage model proposed by Arksey & O'Malley (2005) was used. The theoretical and empirical scientific articles published between 2013 and 2018 available in libraries were searched. Scopus, IEEE Xplore and Science Direct and Finna.

Results: No specific maturity model was found to evaluate the ability of higher education institutions to offer hybrid education systemically. On the other hand, maturity models found associated with the area of education, in general, which can be adapted and adjusted to evaluate the ability to offer hybrid education are listed.

Limitations / Implications: Study was restricted to searches of articles published between 2013 and 2018 in English available in Scopus, IEEE Xplore and Science Direct and Finna digital libraries that presented in the title, abstract and keywords fields of their search engines. search for the following words: “Maturity Model”, “Capability Maturity Model”, education, learning and e-learning.
Originality / value: This study draws attention by providing a list of maturity models that can serve as a basis for the construction of new maturity models for education.

 

Keywords: Maturity Model. University education. Hybrid teaching. Systematic Literature Review.


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