Researchers ́ voices projecting on the horizons of documentary information systems
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.unipluri.16117Keywords:
documentary research, documentary information systems, university teaching, teaching strategyAbstract
Documentary Information Systems (DIS) facilitate teaching and learning processes in education. This idea accompanies the presentation of findings of this documentary research, which intended to examine, understand, and interpret, from a hermeneutical perspective, the contributions of a group of researchers who addressed the topic of teaching and library studies in order to design a theoretical and methodological strategy to teach educators how to use DIS in the classroom, encouraging them to transcend memorization and repetition of content and to transform into knowledge the information presented and discussed in the classroom —the actual main goal of this dissertation—. For this purpose, an arrangement of categories allowed analyzing selected primary sources in order to assess the status of the subject matter, as well as the main trends. Categories such as research problem and question, objectives, hypothesis, type of research, conceptual framework, emerging concepts, and research findings served as the background that validated this dissertation.
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