Impact of Technological Applied Research in Adult Literacy, Unit case ITSON Guaymas, Mexico
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Technological Literacy, Including Adult, Technological Skills, Training of Trainers, Participants SatisfactionAbstract
The article describes the inclusion of adults experience through technological literacy workshop with the participation of university students who serve as instructors. The course processes have been developed applied research on performance evaluation of student instructors, identification of knowledge and skills of adults, the identification of the level of satisfaction of course participants. In the evaluation of instructors was obtained as a result the definition of basic skills such as mastery, pedagogical qualities, instrumental skills, personal characteristics and knowledge of new languages. As for the knowledge and skills of adults they were found specific weaknesses in some issues of basic Word, Excel, Internet, social networking and Movie Maker. Development of Technological Literacy course at the Instituto Tecnológico de Sonora Campus Guaymas, has proved satisfactory for adult participants, with the main indicator learning achieved through the program sessions. It is concluded that the applied research in the course has been positive and have currently been implementing improvements that raise the quality of inclusion program.
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