Manuel J. Ibarra

Dr. Manuel J. Ibarra

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Academic Career Length

26Years (2001-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 July 2001 in Forest Ecology and Management
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JCJ Caldentey
J Caldentey
MIManuel J. Ibarra
Manuel J. Ibarra
JHJ Hernández
J Hernández

9 December 2008 in European Journal of Forest Research
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JCJuan Caldentey
Juan Caldentey
Helmut MayerHelmut Mayer
Helmut Mayer
MIManuel J. Ibarra
Manuel J. Ibarra
APAlvaro Promis
Alvaro Promis

1 January 2011 in Bosque (Valdivia)
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MIManuel J. Ibarra
Manuel J. Ibarra
JCJuan Caldentey
Juan Caldentey
ÁPÁlvaro Promis
Álvaro Promis

24 November 2016
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MIManuel J. Ibarra
Manuel J. Ibarra
WSWilfredo Soto
Wilfredo Soto
PAPablo Ataucusi
Pablo Ataucusi
EAEdison Ataucusi
Edison Ataucusi
This article aims to improve the math learning process in students of rural schools. For this purpose, an educational serious game was developed for use on the web and mobile technologies. The tool was designed using a visual approach so that students reinforce their learning developed in class. The tool was tested and validated by thirty four students and four teachers of two rural schools in Apurímac-Perú. The test was given using a user usability questionnaire. The results of this research show a framework to design and implement Learning Objects and Serious Game to learn Fractions; in other hand, teachers and students agree that Math-Fraction allows them to teach and learn math in a fun way and different from the other traditional methodologies that they knew.

1 October 2019
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MIManuel J. Ibarra
Manuel J. Ibarra
EGEbert Gomez
Ebert Gomez
BBBraulio Barzola
Braulio Barzola
MCMariluz Castillo
Mariluz Castillo
VIVladimiro Ibañez
Vladimiro Ibañez
RQRamon Quispe
Ramon Quispe

6 October 2025 in Engineering, Technology & Applied Science Research
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HEHesmeralda Rojas Enriquez
Hesmeralda Rojas Enriquez
RRRonald Renteria
Ronald Renteria
VDVirgilio Martinez Duran
Virgilio Martinez Duran
YGYuliana Tomaylla Gutiérrez
Yuliana Tomaylla Gutiérrez
MIManuel J. Ibarra
Manuel J. Ibarra
Afrig AminuddinAfrig Aminuddin
Afrig Aminuddin
This study is a bibliometric analysis of 1,613 scientific articles focused on the ISO/IEC 25010, an international standard for software quality evaluation. The data were taken from the Scopus repository, from 1990 to 2025, indicating a consistent rise in the research productivity, reaching its zenith in 2023, providing further evidence of the international significance of ISO/IEC 25010 in areas, such as public administration, finance, education, and healthcare. While subjects of computer science and engineering continue to thrive, interdisciplinary applications are gaining popularity. The thematic mapping, keyword co-occurrence analysis, and publication trends revealed various articles centered around the normative models, user experience, empirical validation, structural design, quality assessment, and predictive modeling. These areas of expertise are founded on concepts, such as the software quality, quality control, and ISO standards, in addition to usability, machine learning, and cloud computing. International collaboration networks show strong connections between Spain, Philippines, and Indonesia. However, despite its flexibility, the standard faces challenges, including structural rigidity and a lack of installation, especially for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). The present study emphasizes the necessity for hybrid approaches that integrate ISO/IEC 25010 with agile and AI-driven methodologies.