Quality indicators for evaluation training
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https://doi.org/10.17979/reipe.2015.0.10.471Keywords:
indicators, quality, evaluation, training, higher educationAbstract
In the current titles, teachers who heads the Final Degree/Master (TFG/TFM) work has demonstrated specific training gaps in knowledge and skills related to expression and communication. The Group of Research and Evaluation of Educational Quality (GIACE) has developed an innovative training activity called "Training pills for carrying out the TFG/TFM" with various pills. Considering training services, it has developed a Likert scale that assesses several factors of satisfaction. The results indicate a model of evaluation of training through a system of indicators that represent factors of satisfaction.Downloads
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