Digital technologies for training in the field of social economy bussines and organizations

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https://doi.org/10.25267/Hachetetepe.2022.i24.1204

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No. 24 (2022)
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Published: 24-02-2022
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The digital transformation is one of the challenges that all institutions –public and private– are facing in this post-pandemic situation to offer adequate services to citizens, thus favoring productivity and improving the performance of workers. With this study it has been intended to know with empirical data the reality of the digital transformation of entities of the Social Economy and more specifically in the context of training in companies. A quantitative approach has been chosen for an exploratory study supported by the survey technique. Two questionnaires created ad hoc have been designed: one for workers (participant sample: 200) and another for management positions of companies and entities of the Social Economy (participant sample: 115). Among the main results is that workers consider that they have adequate training to face the digitalization of their companies, although some data show that they lack certain skills necessary for the digital world (multimedia design, use of the cloud or strategies to share digital information). Companies and entities of the Social Economy prioritize the technological endowment and the protection of digital data with respect to the training on digital competence of their workers. It is also revealed that companies provide more technology for management to employees than to the management team. Finally, it is highlighted that despite the provision of technological infrastructure, the quality of this is usually improvable.

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Training Google Schoolar
Digital transformation Google Schoolar
Social economy Google Schoolar
Human resources Google Schoolar
Digital competence Google Schoolar

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García-Tudela, P. A., Montiel-Ruiz, F. J., & Prendes-Espinosa, M. P. (2022). Digital technologies for training in the field of social economy bussines and organizations. Hachetetepé. Scientific Journal of Education and Communication, (24), 1204. https://doi.org/10.25267/Hachetetepe.2022.i24.1204

Author Biographies

Pedro Antonio García-Tudela, Universidad de Murcia

PhD student in Educational Technology at the University of Murcia (Spain). Predoctoral professor at the University of Murcia by the Ministry of Universities of Spain. Member of the research group in educational technology of the University of Murcia. Master in educational research and innovation. Degree in primary education with a mention in intercultural education and learning difficulties. His main research lines are about Smart Learning Environments, active learning methodologies (gamification, game based learning, etc.) and E-assessment. He is a member of some national and international research projects, such as GEM (Gender Equality Matters) or EmDigital (a digital entrepreneurship competence project). He has participated in some international conferences and has published in indexed journals about distance education and other mentioned topics. @Pe_xyz (Twitter)

Francisco José Montiel-Ruiz, Universidad de Murcia

PhD in Educational Technology from the University of Murcia and Professional Expert in digital skills for business from the National University of Distance Education (UNED). Graduated in Primary Education with mention in Physical Education from the University of Murcia and Graduated in Pedagogy from the UNED. Master in Secondary Teacher Training and Master in Educational Technology, both from the University of Murcia. Member of the Educational Technology Research Group of the University of Murcia.

María Paz Prendes-Espinosa, Universidad de Murcia

PhD in Education Sciences and Professor of Educational Technology at the University of Murcia. Director of the Educational Technology Research Group. Editor of RIITE Revista Interuniversitaria de Investigación en Tecnología Educativa and Secretary of EDUTEC (Association for the Development of Educational Technology). Coordinator at the University of Murcia of the interuniversity doctoral program in Educational Technology. She is currently director of the European project AROSE (on digital tools for the development of oral skills in English in secondary education) and director of the EmDigital project (on digital entrepreneurship in universities). Researcher of the CREATIT project on digital tools to promote creativity in adults and of a national project on Learning Ecologies. @pazprendes, https://www.um.es/gite, http://www.pazprendes.es.

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