Virtual Education and Post-Pandemic Academic Performance in University Students

The objective of this study was to investigate the influence of education and academic performance in the context of virtual university education. The research presents a quantitative approach, of basic type, with a descriptive causal correlational level, non-experimental and cross-sectional design,...

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Autores principales: Escobedo, Fernando, Córdova Calle, Elia Anacely, Flores Tananta, César Augusto, Clavijo-López, Rosa, Cruz Tarrillo, Jose Joel, Sánchez Ancajima, Raúl Alfredo
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author Escobedo, Fernando
Córdova Calle, Elia Anacely
Flores Tananta, César Augusto
Clavijo-López, Rosa
Cruz Tarrillo, Jose Joel
Sánchez Ancajima, Raúl Alfredo
author_browse Clavijo-López, Rosa
Cruz Tarrillo, Jose Joel
Córdova Calle, Elia Anacely
Escobedo, Fernando
Flores Tananta, César Augusto
Sánchez Ancajima, Raúl Alfredo
author_facet Escobedo, Fernando
Córdova Calle, Elia Anacely
Flores Tananta, César Augusto
Clavijo-López, Rosa
Cruz Tarrillo, Jose Joel
Sánchez Ancajima, Raúl Alfredo
author_sort Escobedo, Fernando
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description The objective of this study was to investigate the influence of education and academic performance in the context of virtual university education. The research presents a quantitative approach, of basic type, with a descriptive causal correlational level, non-experimental and cross-sectional design, in a sample of 663 university students who participated in classes in the virtual modality. Likewise, exploratory and confirmatory analyses were used, where the results of the study reveal a positive relationship between monitoring and virtual skills in academic performance, with a ? value equal to 0.392 and a p-value equal to 0.005. In addition, a more substantial positive effect was found between virtual learning resources and academic performance, with a ? value equal to 0.504 and a p-value less than 0.001. In conclusion, these findings have significant implications for the design of educational policies and training programs that promote adequate support and the development of competencies in virtual environments. The learning experience can be improved by strengthening these areas and maximizing the potential of students in virtual education. Received: 9 March 2024 / Accepted: 24 June 2024 / Published: 5 July 2024
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Córdova Calle, Elia Anacely
Flores Tananta, César Augusto
Clavijo-López, Rosa
Cruz Tarrillo, Jose Joel
Sánchez Ancajima, Raúl Alfredo
Virtual Education and Post-Pandemic Academic Performance in University Students
title Virtual Education and Post-Pandemic Academic Performance in University Students
title_full Virtual Education and Post-Pandemic Academic Performance in University Students
title_fullStr Virtual Education and Post-Pandemic Academic Performance in University Students
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education
virtuality
university
COVID-19
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virtuality
university
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