Aplicaciones interactivas basadas en el paquete SHINY/R para explicar conceptos estadísticos
Un mapeo sistemático de la literatura
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https://doi.org/10.37467/revhuman.v12.4740Palabras clave:
TIC, Enseñanza de la estadística, Aplicaciones interactivas, Shiny/R, Mapeo sistemáticoResumen
Shiny es una aplicación para el software R que permite la creación de interfaces para usuarios sin conocimiento de programación. En este trabajo utilizamos em método de mapeo sistemático para la recopilación, análisis y extracción de información en publicaciones que indican el uso de Shiny para explicar conceptos estadísticos. Dentro de las conclusiones se tiene que Shiny es utilizado como herramienta para la realización de experiencias académicas, además como medio para la solución de problemas en las áreas de educación y ciencias naturales y de la vida abordando tópicos de estadística relacionados con estadística pre-inferencial e inferencial, entre otros.
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