Adaptive Hypermedia for the Formation in Systems and Information Technologies for the Accountant

Authors

  • Inés María González Vidal Universidad de La Habana.
  • Amauris Laurencio Leyva Universidad de La Habana
  • Lázaro Blanco Encinosa Universidad de La Habana

Keywords:

Adaptive hypermedia, modeling of the emotional sphere, adaptation by professional interests, customized systems

Abstract

It is proposed to apply AHS in the Information Systems and Technologies subject for Accounting career in La Habana University under the support of an approach where the integration of different content to strengthen the interdisciplinary process required is proposed; and it combines technologies and other knowledge areas in just one integral subject. The Delphi method is used in the searching for a consensus on the main contributions contained in this research, so that the result of the application becomes in a whole evaluation of the results, and permits raising their educational potential.

Author Biographies

Inés María González Vidal, Universidad de La Habana.

Profesora Auxiliar y líder científico del proyecto Sistemas de Información para el Contador. Facultad de Contabilidad y Finanzas. Universidad de La Habana. gonzvidal@fcf.uh.cu.

Amauris Laurencio Leyva, Universidad de La Habana

Profesor Titular del Centro de Estudios para el Perfeccionamiento de la Educación Superior de la Universidad de La Habana. amalaur@cepes.uh.cu

Lázaro Blanco Encinosa, Universidad de La Habana

Lázaro Blanco Encinosa es Profesor Titular del Centro de Estudios de Técnicas de Dirección de la Universidad de La Habana. azaroj@ceted.uh.cu

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Published

2015-06-30

How to Cite

González Vidal, I. M., Laurencio Leyva, A., & Blanco Encinosa, L. (2015). Adaptive Hypermedia for the Formation in Systems and Information Technologies for the Accountant. Teuken Bidikay - Revista Latinoamericana De Investigación En Organizaciones, Ambiente Y Sociedad, 6(6), 81–104. Retrieved from https://revistas.elpoli.edu.co/index.php/teu/article/view/1048

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