Digital reading and its challenges for current education
Interventions review in online comprehension’s strategies in university students
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online digital reading, reading strategies, university students, interventionAbstract
The goal of this work is to analyse five empirical studies based on the implementation of programs or intervention proposals in comprehension strategies for online digital reading in university students. Its purpose is to reflect on the importance of training reading skills at a higher level, which allow students to understand online texts by incorporating information and communication technologies in their educational trajectories, through systematic programs that strengthen their learning processes. These works have demonstrated the effectiveness of the programs and training that were implemented to improve the online reading comprehension of university students, achieve a deeper self-regulated learning approach, and increase their academic performance. In the future, the incorporation of these tools in educational training and guidance at the higher level will involve the design, planning and development of systematic practices, activities and programs where the field of digital technologies is combined with that of education. The impact of these tools on the orientation, teaching and learning processes needs to be evaluated.
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