Research on the Construction Path of the “Three-Full Education” Collaborative Mechanism in Colleges and Universities under the Background of Digital Transformation

CHEN Xiaoling

High-Technology and Commercialization ›› 2025, Vol. 31 ›› Issue (9) : 88.

主管:中国科学院
主办:中国科学院文献情报中心、中国高科技产业化研究会
ISSN:1006-222X
CN:11-3556/N
High-Technology and Commercialization ›› 2025, Vol. 31 ›› Issue (9) : 88.

Research on the Construction Path of the “Three-Full Education” Collaborative Mechanism in Colleges and Universities under the Background of Digital Transformation

  • CHEN Xiaoling
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With the accelerated advancement of educational digital transformation, the construction of the “Three Full Education” (education by all, for all, and in all aspects) coordination mechanism in colleges and universities is of great significance. This study points out that currently, colleges and universities face problems such as insufficient coordination awareness and capabilities among education providers, low efficiency in resource integration, and imperfect coordination management mechanisms in the educational process. Through approaches like promoting the integration of ideological and political education in colleges and universities with digital technologies, strengthening coordination among internal departments, and building digital bridges for home-school co-education, the construction of the “Three Full Education”coordination mechanism can be advanced. This will enhance the quality of education, promote the high quality development of higher education, and provide a solid guarantee for cultivating talents for the new era.

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digital transformation / Three-Full Education / collaborative mechanism / higher education / educational path

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CHEN Xiaoling. Research on the Construction Path of the “Three-Full Education” Collaborative Mechanism in Colleges and Universities under the Background of Digital Transformation[J]. High-Technology and Commercialization. 2025, 31(9): 88

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