Virtual Education about Covid-19
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Virtual education is a trend that has been taking place for decades worldwide, but this has not been a uniform strategy for all organizations. Since the end of the 20th century, society has been immersed in two main aspects: the information society and the knowledge society, accompanied by technology and globalization, which means that the aspiration in the educational area is to adjust to these changes. , forcing the adaptation of the curriculum to the needs of the production of knowledge required by the scientific, organizational and academic communities. In short, the north continues to be the search for knowledge whose production has a direct impact on the quality of life of the community, where the proper management of educational tools tends to improve processes and, therefore, to technological adaptation that drags the innovation in educational policies. As a result of the emergence of COVID 19, the houses of studies have been forced to respond rhythmically to the requirements of the global pandemic, and it is imperative that this search effectively lead to the transformation, distribution and effective application of student knowledge. Peruvian
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