2020
DOI: 10.21125/iceri.2020.0922
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Assessing Transversal Competencies for the Future of Graduate Work: An Adaptation of the Multiple Mini-Interviews Method

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“…[45] used Latent Semantic Indexing to construct a taxonomy of Business Intelligence and Big Data skills from job offers. Other researchers used interviews and questionnaires to identify the skills required to be an AI professional ( [13,14]). They pointed out the soft skills needed, discussed the role of AI in IT education, and presented recommendations for the integration of AI in academic programs.…”
Section: Ai Marketmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…[45] used Latent Semantic Indexing to construct a taxonomy of Business Intelligence and Big Data skills from job offers. Other researchers used interviews and questionnaires to identify the skills required to be an AI professional ( [13,14]). They pointed out the soft skills needed, discussed the role of AI in IT education, and presented recommendations for the integration of AI in academic programs.…”
Section: Ai Marketmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The few studies that focused on this technology used an empirical approach based on interviews and survey questionnaires (e.g. [13,14]). They mainly highlighted needs in terms of soft skills and did not identify the potential disparities between the professionals' requirements and the academic content.…”
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“…Outro método menos comum, em termos de utilização, é o Mini-multiple interview (MMI), desenvolvido pela Universidade de McMaster em 2004, o qual consiste na utilização de estações cronometradas, curtas, de entrevistas envolvendo diferentes competências como criatividade e ética. (Lörwald et al, 2018;Santos, Freire, Barbosa, Figueiredo, & Costa, 2020) A pandemia gerou uma disrupção quanto aos modelos vigentes de avaliação, tornando necessária a adoção de ferramentas seguras quanto à trapaça por parte dos alunos, bem como viáveis do ponto de vista tecnológico para docentes e discentes. (Fuller et al, 2020) São escassos os dados referentes a estratégias avaliativas durante o período pandêmico.…”
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