Evaluation Strategies for a Master's Degree in Virtual Business Intelligence
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https://doi.org/10.31637/epsir-2025-517Keywords:
LMS platforms, traditional education, virtual education, Evaluation, active learning, learning evaluation, continuous evaluation, project-based evaluationAbstract
Introduction: This article analyzes the main evaluation strategies suitable for a master's program in business intelligence in virtual mode, integrating the contributions of specialized literature and will delve into the importance of evaluation in virtual master's programs in business intelligence. Methodology: For this process, a bibliographic review of the main elements of evaluation methodologies and virtual environments is carried out. Results: The result obtained was an analysis and synthesis of the main information, characteristics and traditional and modern evaluation methodologies in virtual environments. Discussion: In this section a synthesis of the information from the previous sections is achieved to highlight the most relevant findings that allow achieving a deployment with the quality conditions necessary for the evaluation. Conclusions: we have explored how assessment strategies and the implementation of technological tools in a master's degree in virtual business intelligence are fundamental to guarantee quality education. It has become clear that, to train highly trained professionals prepared to face the challenges of the world of business intelligence, it is necessary to adapt evaluation methods and tools that are both innovative and effective, capable of comprehensively evaluating knowledge and competencies acquired by students.
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