Educational psychology and educational practices mediated by ICT: State of the art
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Abstract
A documentary review was carried out on publications in high impact journals indexed in
the Scopus database related to Psychology in Education and Educational Practices mediated
by ICT during the period 2010-2020. As a result of the first search, a total of 715
documents were classified according to their year of publication, country of origin, area of
knowledge, authors and type of publication. In this way, the essential characteristics of the
publications on the above-mentioned topic were identified. Similarly, the position of
different authors was analyzed from a qualitative perspective through their research on
educational practices mediated by ICT and psychology in education. The main findings of
this paper are: The United States is the country with the highest number of publications
registering a total of 260 research papers published during the period between the years
2010 and 2020, of which, the year with the highest number of records was 2020 with 130
publications. Of the total number of identified documents, 225 are made under theories that
frame the social sciences and the most frequent type of publication for the authors was the
journal paper, 75% of the total scientific production being published by this means. Thanks
to the above, the final document is constructed through conclusions that could constitute
support material for future research related to the topic proposed in this document.
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