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Mendive. Revista de Educación
On-line version ISSN 1815-7696
Abstract
GONZALES MIRANDA, Jorge Antonio; COLLAZOS ROQUE, Edith Geovana; SIMANGAS VILLALOBOS, Aram Roosell and ALVAREZ HUARI, María Ysabel. Organizational commitment in university professors for job performance in virtual environments. Rev. Mendive [online]. 2024, vol.22, n.1 Epub Mar 10, 2024. ISSN 1815-7696.
The study was developed in the virtual context considering the greater needs and demands in the work of university teachers, taking into account that the management of teaching staff, the culture of teamwork, as well as the factors associated with organizational commitment have an impact on work performance and educational quality. The research determined the differences regarding the levels of organizational commitment in virtual environments according to the work status of teachers at a private university in Lima, Peru. We worked under a quantitative approach, basic study type, descriptive non-experimental design, with a sample of full-time teachers, the instrument used was the Organizational Commitment Questionnaire, consisting of items with a Likert scale response with five response alternatives and three dimensions: affective, normative and continuity. The results showed that the majority of hired and regular teachers have a regular level of commitment to the organization, so it is concluded that the level of commitment can affect the achievement of goals, plans and institutional projects that are planned annually, as well as the teaching performance, these results will be used by researchers and authorities in decision making.
Keywords : organizational commitment; affective; normative; continuity; full-time teacher.