Self-Regulation Strategy for Online Collaborative Work of University Students

Abstract

In the context of the pandemic, the research addresses the effects of self-regulation in online collaborative learning (ACL) among university students. A quantitative approach with a quasiexperimental design was used, applying ACL pretest and posttest surveys to a control and experimental group. 80 Business Administration students were selected, divided equally between the two groups. The results demonstrate that the application of selfregulation strategies positively influences online collaborative work, strengthening five key dimensions. This study highlights the importance of self-regulation in university virtual environments to enhance collaborative learning