10 results on '"Fombona-Cadavieco, Javier"'
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2. Impact of the gamification methodology on adult students of Economics in Poland.
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Fombona Cadavieco, Javier, Szymańska, Katarzyna, and Sánchez Castro, Susana
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SELF ,ECONOMICS students ,BOARD games ,SIMULATION games ,ADULT education - Abstract
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- 2025
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3. Evolución de las relaciones públicas en España. Artículo de revisión // Evolution of public relations in Spain. Review article
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Caldevilla-Domínguez, David, Barrientos-Báez, Almudena, and Fombona-Cadavieco, Javier
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B. Information use and sociology of information - Abstract
The first milestones of the history of Public Relations in Spain are listed in order to understand its evolution and current essence and definition. We analyzed the persuasive communication techniques historically used that could already be branded as such (advertising, propaganda, protocol, publicity ...) when the current concept of Public Relations was still lacking. This article presents a conception of Public Relations based on its most persuasive purpose: that of directing Public Opinion. We do not forget the other great current that focuses on the necessary generation of sympathy and understanding between the issuer and the receiving public. Thus, Public Relations are the union of various elements that make up its conceptual and scientific base: Marketing, Prospective, Advertising, Propaganda, Publicity, Sponsorship, Patronage, Corporate Communication, Internal Communication, Public Affairs, Protocol and Lobbying. There are two great influences in the gestation of Public Relations: Advertising (called scientific, educational, social, prestigious...) and Propaganda (commercial, collective...), so we focus on its founding fathers, the teachers and theorists Pedro Prat Gaballí from Advertising, and Francisco García Ruescas from Propaganda. Finally we will review from the fields of associationism, legislation and academics the great moments for the advancement of Spanish Public Relations, since our purpose is also to create a chronology as complete as possible that serves as the basis for future research.
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- 2020
4. Uses of Digital Tools among the Elderly
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Agudo-Prado, Susana, Pascual-Sevillana, María-Ángeles, and Fombona-Cadavieco, Javier
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CC. User categories: children, young people, social groups. ,L. Information technology and library technology - Abstract
A «multiage» society needs the design and creation of new areas of learning and communication to manage the digital demands of the elderly. In this article, the relation of the elderly to information and communication technologies (ICT) is approached and two objectives are considered: to discover the technological resources they use and to objectively describe the types of usage that senior citizens make of ICT. To that end, a survey technique is used, with the results validated by means of discussion groups. The study participants consisted of 215 elderly people, all ICT users, and 7 discussion groups of 5 people each. The results indicate that the resources most widely used by the elderly are computers and the Internet, and the type of usage is grouped into 4 categories: education, information, communication and entertainment. There were no significant differences in gender or age although differences were found in the availability of these resources for private use based on the level of education.
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- 2012
5. Information Technology Incident Management: A Case Study of the University of Oviedo and the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education
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Fombona Cadavieco, Javier, Rodríguez Pérez, Celestino, and Barriada Fernández, Carolina
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- 2012
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6. Deslocalización del contexto académico: renovación y unificación Erasmus
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Fombona Cadavieco, Javier and Agudo Prado, Susana
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crisis socioeconómica ,Teaching ,programa erasmus ,educación superior ,lcsh:L7-991 ,eu2020 ,lcsh:Education (General) ,Enseñanza - Abstract
Los centros de enseñanza tienen desdibujados sus límites por acción de la enseñanza deslocalizada y no presencial. La movilidad internacional también contribuye a ampliar el contexto escolar e invita a renovar los planteamientos metodológicos. En Europa las debilidades y fortalezas socioeconómicas se hacen comunes e inciden en las perspectivas de desarrollo y progreso, de todos los países, estas cuestiones también afectan a la forma y contenidos de los sistemas académicos. El alumnado, y la comunidad educativa, empiezan a ver las posibilidades que generan las movilidades como solución de progreso profesional y personal, por ello, es importante la difusión de estas iniciativas ya que crean un marco enriquecedor para las opciones formativas y las posibilidades de empleo. La dinámica docente es propicia para difundir el Programa de Aprendizaje Permanente como una acción para liberar el potencial relacional del alumnado. Desde su inicio en 1987, el subprograma Erasmus movilizó a tres millones de universitarios de 33 países europeos. Este éxito creciente supone un considerable impacto social y educativo. Actualmente, ante las directrices europeas para el año 2020 y la propia complejidad del Programa de Aprendizaje Permanente, se ha diseñado un nuevo programa «Erasmus Para Todos», más eficiente y unificador de las distintas acciones, haciéndolas complementarias y abiertas a la movilidad intercontinental. La propuesta es sencilla, potencia las estancias, las reformas en las políticas educativas y las relaciones internacionales. También se ayuda a la innovación y cooperación entre centros de enseñanza y empresas. Además se extenderán las acciones al ámbito del deporte, y a experiencias de aprendizaje no formal, como el voluntariado., The socio-economic problems are affecting the development and progress in Europe. This changes the form and the content of the academic systems. Teaching is delocalized, have blurred the boundaries of schools. Also, international mobility contributes to expanding the school context and the exchanges of students drive to renew their methodological approaches. The educational community begins to see the possibilities of mobility, these mobilities driving the professional and personal future, therefore, is important to disseminate these initiatives. Mobility enriches the training options and employment opportunities. Actually, the educational framework is conducive to spread the Lifelong Learning Programme. This program helps to relate the people. A time period in another country supports empowerment, skills, adaptability, and easy access to the first job. Since its inception in 1987, Erasmus sub-programme moved to three million college students in 33 European countries. This growing success has great social and educational impact. Currently, to the European guidelines for 2020 and the complexity of the llp, has designed a new program «Erasmus for All», more efficient and unifies the various actions complementary and mobility is possible worldwide. The proposal enhances the educational policy reforms and the international relations. It also helps innovation and cooperation between educational institutions and companies. It will expand the supports to sporting activities, and non-formal learning experiences, such as volunteering., L’enseignement délocalisé et non présentiel ont estompé le champ d’action des centres d’enseignement. La mobilité internationale contribue également à l’élargissement de ce contexte scolaire et encourage la mise à jour des approches méthodologiques. Les problèmes socio-économiques entravent le développement et le progrès de l’Europe communautaire. De plus, ils entrainent des changements sur la forme et les contenus des systèmes académiques universitaires. Les étudiants et la communauté éducative commencent à voir dans la mobilité des possibilités d’ascension personnelle et professionnelle. Par conséquent, la diffusion de ces initiatives relève de la plus haute importance puisqu’elles sont à la base d’un cadre enrichissant pour les options de formation et d’emploi. Le cadre académique est favorable à la diffusion du Programme pour l’éducation et la formation tout au long de la vie, en tant que forme d’éducation essentielle afin de soutenir les relations entre les personnes. Depuis sa création, le programme Erasmus a mobilisé trois millions d’étudiants dans 33 pays européens. Ce succès croissant a un impact social et éducatif considérable. Avoir participé à ce programme et effectué un séjour à l’étranger démontre de qualités telles que l’autonomisation, les compétences, la capacité d’adaptation et facilite l’accès à un premier emploi. Actuellement, les nouvelles lignes directrices européennes pour l’année 2020 et la complexité réelle du Programme pour l’éducation et la formation tout au long de la vie ont mené à la création d’un nouveau programme, l’«Erasmus pour tous». Ce dernier vise à la simplification du Programme pour l’éducation et la formation tout au long de la vie par l’unification des actions, qui deviennent ainsi complémentaires, et ouvre la mobilité sur tous les continents. Cette proposition renforce les réformes en politique éducative, les séjours et les relations internationales; elle soutient également l’innovation et la coopération entre les établissements d’enseignement et les entreprises. Les actions couvriront également d’autres domaines, comme celui des sports et des expériences d’apprentissage informel, telles que le bénévolat.
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- 2014
7. Usos de las herramientas digitales entre las personas mayores
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Agudo Prado, Susana, Pascual Sevillana, María de los Ángeles, and Fombona Cadavieco, Javier
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Aprendizaje ,Digital literacy ,Brecha digital ,Cognitive stimulation ,Elderly people ,lcsh:Education (General) ,lcsh:P87-96 ,Envejecimiento activo ,lcsh:Communication. Mass media ,Active aging ,Vida saludable ,Digital divide ,Healthy living ,Learning ,Mayores ,lcsh:L ,lcsh:L7-991 ,Cultura digital ,Estimulación cognitiva ,lcsh:Education - Abstract
Una sociedad «multiedades» supone diseñar y crear nuevos espacios de aprendizaje y comunicación, capaces de gestionar la demanda existente por parte de las personas mayores. En este artículo, se aborda la relación de las personas mayores con las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC) y para ello se plantean dos objetivos: el primero va dirigido a conocer los recursos tecnológicos que utilizan y el segundo, a describir objetivamente los tipos de uso que estas personas hacen de las TIC. Para ello, se utiliza la técnica de encuesta, cuyos resultados son contrastados mediante grupos de discusión. En el estudio participaron 215 personas mayores usuarias de las TIC y siete grupos de discusión de cinco personas cada uno. Los resultados encontrados indican que los recursos que más utilizan los mayores son, los ordenadores e Internet y el uso que hacen de los mismos se ha agrupado en cuatro grandes categorías: formación, información, comunicación y entretenimiento, no encontrándose diferencias significativas en función del género o de la edad y sí se encontraron diferencias en cuanto a la disponibilidad de dichos recursos para uso particular en función del nivel de estudios. A «multiage» society needs the design and creation of new areas of learning and communication to manage the digital demands of the elderly. In this article, the relation of the elderly to information and communication technologies (ICT) is approached and two objectives are considered: to discover the technological resources they use and to objectively describe the types of usage that senior citizens make of ICT. To that end, a survey technique is used, with the results validated by means of discussion groups. The study participants consisted of 215 elderly people, all ICT users, and 7 discussion groups of 5 people each. The results indicate that the resources most widely used by the elderly are computers and the Internet, and the type of usage is grouped into 4 categories: education, information, communication and entertainment. There were no significant differences in gender or age although differences were found in the availability of these resources for private use based on the level of education.
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- 2012
8. Studying for a University Degree in Penitentiary Centers in Spain: Challenges and Difficulties From the Internee's Perspective.
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Vazquez-Cano, Esteban, Holgueras-González, Ana Isabel, and Fombona-Cadavieco, Javier
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ACADEMIC degrees ,PRISON conditions ,EVERYDAY life ,ONLINE education - Abstract
This article describes research undertaken in three penitentiary centers in Spain to analyze the expectations, motivations, and obstacles of internees in a university degree program of the Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia ([National University of Distance Education]; UNED). Utilizing a qualitative method through interviews, the results show that the main expectation for getting a higher education qualification is to improve and give meaning to daily life in prison. Obstacles include difficulty of access to, and lack of relevant information on, the UNED online study platform. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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9. BALLESTA PAGÁN, J. «Educar en tiempos revueltos. Crónicas sobre la realidad educativa». Prólogo Miguel Ángel Santos Guerra. Barcelona: Graó, 2009. 177 pp
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Fombona Cadavieco, Javier
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Teaching ,reseña ,lcsh:L7-991 ,lcsh:Education (General) ,Enseñanza - Published
- 2010
10. Schematics Trainer: An interactive computer tool to study schematic diagrams in engineering education.
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Pando Cerra, Pablo, Higuera Garrido, Alberto, Fombona Cadavieco, Javier, and González Lamar, Diego
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INTERACTIVE computer systems ,COMPUTER-aided design software ,ENGINEERING education ,TEACHING methods ,DRAWING software - Abstract
The use of schematic diagrams is very common in many subjects of engineering education because it unequivocally permits establishing the dependency relationships among the different elements of the circuit. This article presents an interactive software that helps students to study and design them by means of CAD tools and a self-correction module. Results obtained with its evaluation within university studies can positively assess the integration of the application into teaching methodologies related to the design and drawing of schematic diagrams. © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Comput Appl Eng Educ 22: 99-109, 2014 [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2014
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