Social interaction in school advisory for school projects through e-learning by Castellanos Niño, Carlos Alberto

“…Later on, as a part of the strengthening of the teaching-learning processes of pedagogical innovation, it proposes a structure composed by a TIC infrastructure and textual communication competences, group work and the use of TIC, necessary to optimize the social interaction within e-learning.…”

Evaluation of human resources administration systems: Chiavenato model in productive organizations of Manabi, Ecuador by Mendoza-Zambrano, Mariuxi, Villafuerte-Holguín, Jhonny Saulo

“…The following research techniques were used: checklist, semi-structured interview and contextualized observation, during the 2018-2020 period. …”

Review of the Logical Framework: Conceptualization, Methodology, Variations and Applicability in Project and Program Management by Cárdenas Torrado, Lenith, Cruz Casallas, Nubia Estella, Álvarez Cardona, Numar

“…From the exercise carried out, it was possible to conclude the feasibility of the methodology, the advantages compared to other less structured methods and the relevance of the format, since this enables the establishment of objectives, the determination of the means to achieve the planned goals, the definition of the verification mechanisms and the identification of the risks that may arise in the execution of the project. …”

Pascual Contursi's Lyrics in Tango’s Formal Definition by Longoni Torti, Bruno

“…However, a stylistic and formal review of his tangos highlights Contursi's crucial contribution to the principles of contrastive symmetry and condensation that consolidated the structure of tango in all of its artistic manifestations. …”

Leaving no one behind : building resilience for food security in a period of health emergency by Knight Soto, Idarmis

“…The reading of this article is structured firstly in a vision on pandemics and rights, through a historical link developer of social rights, emphasizing the right to food, food security, and food sovereignty linked by the item of the theme, respect for human rights, to achieve the well-being of people. …”

Competitive advantage of fruit and vegetable SMEs in Colombia: role of open innovation and entrepreneurial orientation by Echeverri-Romero, Rubén Darío, Silva-Castellanos, Tulio Ferney, Ruano-Arcos, Leidi Dayely, Sánchez-Álvarez, Jherónimo, Ordóñez-Tovar, Isabel Daniela

“…The hypotheses were tested using structural equations in PLS-SEM for the data collected in a Likert scale instrument, to a sample of 102 fruit and vegetable SMEs in Valle del Cauca, Colombia. …”

The Economy and Colonial Foreign Trade of Venezuela Before the Independence by Torres- Reina, Danilo

“…The object of this article is to present, from a comparative historical perspective, some features of the Venezuelan export sector in the colony, particularly from the final part of this period, considering the effects of this activity on the economic, social and political structure, as a preamble of the independence process. …”

Oil Exploitation and Human Development of Tauramena, Colombia by Arévalo Montañéz, Sebastián, Apolinar Cardenas , Ricardo Alexander, Beltran Rueda, Lina Patricia

“…The study utilizes a qualitative-quantitative methodology that involves semi-structured interviews and surveys. An analysis of variance model (ANOVA) will be employed to estimate the findings. …”

Analysis dimensions of the Voluntary Sustainability Standards in international agribusiness trade by García-Bonilla, Diego Alonso, Rodríguez-Guevara, Edgar Guillermo, Pineda-Ospina, Diana Lorena

“…To this end, a mixed design was carried out where, through quantitative techniques, the conceptual structure of the field was identified between 2002 and 2020. …”

Ethnomathematical exploration in the designs and restoration processes of the heritage churches of Chiloe-Chile by Mansilla-González, Evelin Marisel, Zúñiga-Díaz, Angel Guillermo, Velásquez-Saldivia, Fabiana Elizabeth, Montecinos-López, Mariela Alejandra, Castro-Inostroza, Angela Nolfa, Rodríguez-Nieto, Camilo Andrés

“…Under a qualitative-ethnographic methodological path, a semi-structured interview protocol was implemented, applied to five carpenters who worked in church restoration through the Friends of the Churches of Chiloé Foundation. …”

Implementing inductive grammar instruction with college students taking online English classes by Vez López, Enrique, Abad Pérez, Lucero

“…This mixed methodology involved 16 students enrolled in online English classes The data were collected by means of diagnostic and achievement tests, semi-structured interviews with students, and observations by colleagues. …”

Odd jobs, and beggars: permanent sample of inequality and poverty in the city of Cúcuta, North Santander, Colombia by Castro, William Rodrigo Avendaño, Montes, Luisa Stella Paz

“…It presents factors associated with unemployment, which contribute to begging, alms and odd jobs from a socio–economic environment, collects basic information applying a semi-structured survey (random) to a specific population: determining agents of a permanent practice of informal economy in the city. …”

The Santander History Center and the management of local memory from 1934 to 1944: Centennial celebrations of Eloy Valenzuela, Solón Wilches and Vicente Azuero by Samacá Alonso, Gabriel David, Calderón Patiño, Sol Alejandra

“…We seek to demonstrate how the Santander History Center, in compliance with its mission of establishing and disseminating knowledge about the regional past, celebratedthe lives of these three prominent men in regional history in order to position them in the memory of Santander´s citizens as examples of regional pride. The article is structured around the three commemorations: Eloy Valenzuela in 1934, Solón Wilchesin 1935 and Vicente Azuero in 1944. …”

Competitiveness of the potato sector in Colombia: analysis from a macro perspective for the period 2000-2012 by Monroy-Medina, Germán Andrés, Suárez-Pineda, Marlen, Lopez-Ruiz, Yemina Paola

“…The absence of a business environment that can be effective to achieve structural competitiveness has led efforts to collectively build an environment that involves companies, the State, associations, and other stakeholders, translating this interaction into the capacity of the production sector to participate in the dynamics of global markets.This is an analysis of the interaction between certain variables and their impact on the competitiveness of the potato sector in Colombia made under the concept of systemic competitiveness. …”

Myth and education by Duch Álvarez, Lluís

“…Despite the bodily senses and the inherent attributes of the human condition, without narrative it is not possible to reach fully human status, which consists mainly in the ability each one has to turn himself/herself into words, and to build and turn into words the reality from the languages transmitted by those identified as ‘host structures’ (co-offspring, co-residency, co-transcendence, and co-mediation), whose primary mission is to provide languages for the human being in every season of his/her biographical journey, from birth to death.…”

The Diary of a Writer in Encuentro en Saint-Nazaire [Meeting in Saint-Nazaire] by Ricardo Piglia by Hernández Peñaloza, Amor Arelis

“… Used within the structure of the literary work, this fictional diary takes on a different meaning, because it renounces the communication of something intimate and secret, and instead becomes literature, “aesthetic communication”. …”

The socio-scientific controversies in the teaching contents of cosmetic chemistry by Parga Lozano, Diana Lineth, Romero Sánchez, Jacqueline

“…The inductive nature of the investigation permitted, based on the analysis of collected data, to structure a macro-curricular, meso-curricular and microcurricular proposal (under socio- cientific controversies), which includes (for the national and international levels) an assessment of the subject’s positionality in the curriculum of institutions offering careers on facial and corporal aesthetics in Colombia. …”

Knowledge sources and images of innovation in micro and small-sized tourism enterprises: travel agencies and hotels in Bogotá and Pereira by Morales-Rubiano, Maria Eugenia, Ortiz-Riaga, Carolina, Duque-Orozco, Yenni Viviana, Plata-Pacheco, Paola Andrea

“…The aim of this paper is to identify the sources of knowledge to entrepreneurs attending the tourism sector and establish whether the sources are used as a basis to generate innovation. Semi-structured interviews to six hotel managers and nine travel agencies from the tourism sector in the cities of Bogota and Pereira were made. …”

Pedagogic appropriations and experiences in Philosophy and Infancy in Colombia by Suárez Vaca, María Teresa, González Vargas, Bibiana Alexandra, Lara Buitrago, Paola Andrea

“…In consequence, there are three categories worked: philosophical education, thinking the thought and experiences (which are structured based on the program of Mathew Lipman and other authors, such as Diego Pineda and Walter Kohan), that proves the transformation of thinking and the innovations of some educational practices in the country. …”

Empowerment of social movements: alternative of warranty of human rights against citizenship as individualistic and excluding policy identity at the service of neoliberalism by Carreño Blanco, Luz Elena

“…Liberalism and neoliberalism entail, as a benchmark, two historic events of great value, the Declaration of Rights of Man and of the Citizen during the French Revolution, and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948, benchmarks of a new mode of social organization based not on rights but onmarketing strategies as an essential characteristic of neoliberalism, where citizenship entails the fulfillment of certain requirements typical of the reason, skin color (preferably white), religion, gender and property and its change until today is not significant, because although there are formal structures in the States, simulating the redefinition of the term, in practice it has not been reached, such as against the protection of the human right to health in States like Colombia, where the term is in the classification of the social security system, but does not exist yet in the realization of health services.…”