Virtual education during the Covid-19 pandemic. A bibliometric review.
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Keywords
Virtual education, Covid-19, Learning, Bibliometrics
Abstract
The purpose of this review article, from the perspective of bibliometric analysis, is to know and understand the evolution of virtual education in the different areas of knowledge, from the appearance of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus virus, which has been declared as a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO). In the bibliometric analysis carried out, a systematic approach is applied, using the SCOPUS databases and to represent the data, the visualization software VOSViewer and Power BI. An exploratory analysis of the co-authors is carried out, journals that publish the most articles referring to virtual education since the appearance of covid-19, analysis of institutions, analysis of co-citation, countries with the most published documents and co-occurrence of keywords. The results provide an overview of virtual education during the covid-19 pandemic, show a growing interest from the scientific community and reveal complete bibliometric data on the main authors, affiliations and areas of knowledge in which more documents are published on the theme.
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Efrain A. Boom Cárcamo, Popular University of Cesar, Colombia.
PhD student in Industrial Engineering at Universidad del Norte. Master in Business Development, Agroindustrial Engineer. Professor at the Popular University of Cesar. Professor University of La Guajira.
Francisco Garcia Payares, Popular University of Cesar, Colombia.
Doctor in Management Sciences, Master in Business Management. Marketing management specialist. Business administrator. Academic Vice Chancellor of the Popular University of Cesar.
Claudia Vergel Castro, Popular University of Cesar, Colombia.
Master's student in Natural Sciences at Universidad del Norte. Microbiology. Administrative support of the Vice President for Research and Extension of the Popular University of Cesar.
Dailing Boom Cárcamo, Popular University of Cesar, Colombia.
Master in promotion and protection of human rights. Specialist in human rights and international humanitarian law. A lawyer. Professor of the Popular University of Cesar.