Avaliação de oportunidades e perspectivas para o desenvolvimento do sistema de educação a distância nas condições dos desafios modernos
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https://doi.org/10.20397/2177-6652/2024.v24i5.3118Resumo
Objetivo: Avaliar as oportunidades e perspectivas para o desenvolvimento do sistema de educação a distância nas condições dos desafios modernos, com foco na implementação de tecnologias inovadoras e informativas.
Método: Utiliza-se uma abordagem metodológica inovadora para o desenvolvimento de sistemas de educação a distância, incluindo modelagem econômica e matemática e a aplicação de tecnologias educacionais avançadas.
Resultados: Os resultados mostram melhorias nos mecanismos de gestão de sistemas inovadores de educação a distância e o desenvolvimento de métodos inovadores para a avaliação socioeconômica da eficácia da educação a distância.
Conclusão: Conclui-se que é possível aumentar a eficiência da educação a distância mediante a implementação de estruturas inovadoras e a gestão qualitativa baseada em avaliações socioeconômicas, contribuindo para uma maior competitividade dos serviços educacionais.
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