17 results on '"teaching method innovations"'
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2. Educational Management in Times of Pandemic: A Panoramic View in Latin America.
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Rocio Mendoza-Jimenez, Hilda, Iván Vértiz-Osores, Ricardo, Alin Meza-Orue, Llen, and Emperatriz Mercado-Marrufo, Celia
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COVID-19 pandemic ,PANDEMICS ,COMMUNITIES ,EDUCATIONAL leadership ,TEACHER competencies ,ONLINE education - Abstract
As a result of a systematic review obtained, eight levels of constructs: educational inequalities, online education, Covid's impact, educational management, and Covid's effects, innovator leadership, resilience, home as an adaptation source, and, finally, sustainable actions. The results showed that the pandemic put in evidence a big social gap between educational communities in Latin America where access to the obtention of technological resources to teach-learn process and handle digital competencies in teachers. In addition, it showed many inequalities in people to energy and connectivity access as minimal conditions to do educational activities, meanwhile health restrictions during Covid-19. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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3. From Neurodidactics to Language Teaching and Learning: The Emotional Approach.
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Lucas-Oliva, Inés, Toledo-Vega, Gloria, and Núñez-Román, Francisco
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FOREIGN language education ,LANGUAGE acquisition ,LEARNING ,EMOTIONS ,SECOND language acquisition - Abstract
The latest findings in Neurodidactics in understanding learning processes are forcing a review of the methodological approaches underlying teaching practices, including those used in second language teaching. Therefore, drawing on the principles of Neuroscience, Didactics and Linguistics, a review of the central factors of language learning and acquisition is carried out. A new methodological approach to foreign language teaching based on emotions is proposed: the Emotional Approach. Next, the principles of the Emotional Approach are presented, and its most relevant theoretical and practical contributions are highlighted. These include the functioning of neural connections in second language learning and the critical role played by emotions in the teaching-learning processes. Finally, this study provides the theoretical bases necessary to elaborate future didactic proposals and experimental research on the postulates presented here. Implications for research and practice are also discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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4. INNOVATIVE METHODOLOGIES BETWEEN SUPPLY AND DEMAND: Emergent categories from the Geography and History class.
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LUNA, DIEGO and PINEDA-ALFONSO, JOSÉ ANTONIO
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HISTORY of geography ,TEACHING methods ,EDUCATIONAL innovations ,HISTORY education ,SUPPLY & demand ,GEOGRAPHY education ,SCIENCE education ,AUTOETHNOGRAPHY ,REFLECTIVE teaching ,SUCCESS - Abstract
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- 2022
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5. MOOCs AND THEIR INFLUENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE INSIDERS.
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SEMENESCU, Augustin, ANTONESCU, Vincentiu Daniel, and CHICIOREANU, Teodora Daniela
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UNIVERSITIES & colleges ,MASSIVE open online courses ,HIGHER education ,SOCIAL media in education ,EDUCATION policy - Abstract
MOOCs, and open education in general, are providing new learning opportunities for millions of people. MOOCs and digital continuous education are a flexible and scalable solution for to the needs of the current society. Many MOOC platforms offer various short degree programmes (like nanodegrees, micromasters, etc.) and even full online programmes in response to these needs. MOOC platforms have ushered in a new era of collaboration between universities around the world and opened new directions for academia to connect with students and practitioners. Introducing in the didactic activity of several sequences of online learning (existing in courses included in MOOCs), online laboratories (MOOLs) have created a new academic "format" and brought about a radical rethink of many aspects of traditional class delivery. In our paper, we will show the challenges of implementing of these activities in educational and training institutions. These challenges lie in their management, availability, flexibility and scaling. At the same time, the paper aims to help decision makers in higher education institutions gain a better understanding of the phenomenon of Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCs) and trends towards greater openness in higher education and to think about the implications for their institutions. The paper is written from a Romanian higher education perspective, however, but it also took into account by the developments in MOOCs from round the world. A literature review was undertaken focussing on the extensive reporting of MOOCs through scholarly blogs, press releases as well as openly available reports and research papers. Also, interviews and group sessions were conducted to ascertain the influence of MOOCs in educational tasks, and of these professionals opinions about the role of MOOCs in their institutions. The results to suggest that participants have positive attitudes towards incorporating MOOCs at the university, although it is specified that transition is difficult, but entirely possible. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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6. Satisfacción del alumnado sobre la atención tutorial del profesor universitario.
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dez de la Torre, Elena Hernán, Rodríguez, Antonio Fernández, Pérez, Teresa Santana, and García, Inmaculada López
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- 2021
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7. Problem-based learning para la enseñanza universitaria de la Filosofía Medieval.
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González-García, Daniel
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LEARNING , *MEDIEVAL philosophy , *TEACHING - Published
- 2021
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8. MOOCs and their Influence on Higher Education Institutions: Perspectives from the Insiders
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Manuel León-Urritia, Ruth Cobos, and Kate Dickens
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COMPUTER USES IN EDUCATION ,UNIVERSITIES ,EDUCATIONAL POLICIES ,TEACHING METHOD INNOVATIONS ,DIGITIZATION ,Education ,Theory and practice of education ,LB5-3640 - Abstract
Since Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) became a global phenomenon in 2012, there has been constant evolution in the way Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) make sense of them. HEIs embracing MOOCs have dedicated a variety of human resource to this venture. Only in a minority of cases, staff have been appointed exclusively to this role. In all other cases, MOOC related tasks have been allocated to professionals who were already performing other educational tasks. This article contains a study that captures the experiences of these professionals in a Spanish university and a British university, as relates to their involvement in MOOCs. Interviews and group sessions were conducted to ascertain the influence of MOOCs in their practice, and in their opinions about the role of MOOCs in their institutions. The results seem to suggest that participants have positive attitudes towards incorporating MOOCs at the university, although they demand a serious bet for this educational approach from the strategic decision makers in the institutions.
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- 2018
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9. Content creation and flipped learning: a necessary pairing for education in the new millennium.
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LÓPEZ BELMONTE, Jesús, POZO SÁNCHEZ, Santiago, FUENTES CABRERA, Arturo, and LÓPEZ NÚÑEZ, Juan Antonio
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EDUCATION , *LEARNING , *DEMAND for education , *QUANTITATIVE research , *COPYRIGHT , *TEACHERS - Abstract
New advances in the field of education have led to the appearance of new methodological resources that make it possible to carry out teaching and learning processes in line with the educational demands of the information and knowledge society. One of the most successful approaches in the field of education is flipped learning. In order to implement this, it is vital that teachers be digitally competent, especially with certain skills in the area relating to the creation of digital resources, so that they can integrate a techno-pedagogical element in their teaching activities. The aim of this study is to ascertain the influence of teachers' competence levels in area 3 of digital competence (creation of digital content) on the use of the innovative flipped learning methodology. To this end, a research design based on a descriptive and correlational quantitative method was used. An ad hoc questionnaire was used as a data collection instrument and was applied to a sample of 483 Spanish teachers. The results show that teachers make sporadic use of flipped learning. The results also show that teachers have an intermediate competence level in digital content creation, with the teachers who use flipped learning the most having better skills in programming, development, integration and re-elaboration of digital content, and knowledge of copyright and digital licenses. Therefore, we conclude that the level of digital competence in area 3 does have an influence on the use of this innovative teaching and learning methodology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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10. Effect of innovating the evaluative strategy on the motivation and performance of students in pilot plant practices for the development of new food products.
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Carmen Andrés Jiménez
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Teaching method innovations ,food production ,distance education ,motivation ,performance ,General Works - Abstract
Innovative evaluation strategies are necessary in distance education systems, specially in higher levels, in which students are more critical and demanding. The objective of this study was to determine how an innovative evaluative strategy influenced students' motivation and performance in a pilot course (Distance State University, Costa Rica). For this I applied a survey to the 14 students -aged 22 to 45 years- who took the course from 2014 to 2016. Students were highly satisfied with this innovative strategy, since it challenged them into being better professionals, which coincide with similar studies. In 2 practices, out of 4, performance was higher in 2016 than in 2014 and 2015, years where the innovation was not implemented. To improve performance and motivation, I recommend using this strategy in other courses that have practice in pilot plants, and to create a culture in which students receive a more formative evaluation.
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- 2017
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11. MOOCs and their Influence on Higher Education Institutions: Perspectives from the Insiders.
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León-Urrutia, Manuel, Cobos, Ruth, and Dickens, Kate
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MASSIVE open online courses ,COMPUTERS in higher education ,ONLINE education - Abstract
Since Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) became a global phenomenon in 2012, there has been constant evolution in the way Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) make sense of them. HEIs embracing MOOCs have dedicated a variety of human resource to this venture. Only in a minority of cases, staff have been appointed exclusively to this role. In all other cases, MOOC related tasks have been allocated to professionals who were already performing other educational tasks. This article contains a study that captures the experiences of these professionals in a Spanish university and a British university, as relates to their involvement in MOOCs. Interviews and group sessions were conducted to ascertain the influence of MOOCs in their practice, and in their opinions about the role of MOOCs in their institutions. The results seem to suggest that participants have positive attitudes towards incorporating MOOCs at the university, although they demand a serious bet for this educational approach from the strategic decision makers in the institutions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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12. MOOCs and their Influence on Higher Education Institutions: Perspectives from the Insiders
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Kate Dickens, Ruth Cobos, Manuel Leon-Urrutia, and UAM. Departamento de Ingeniería Informática
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Higher education ,Universities ,Innovaciones en los métodos docentes ,EDUCATIONAL POLICIES ,050801 communication & media studies ,Universidades ,Políticas educativas ,lcsh:LB5-3640 ,Education ,0508 media and communications ,DIGITIZATION ,Political science ,Phenomenon ,Teaching method innovations ,COMPUTER USES IN EDUCATION ,Technology integration ,Educational policies ,Human resources ,UNIVERSITIES ,Digitization ,Informática ,TEACHING METHOD INNOVATIONS ,business.industry ,05 social sciences ,Educational technology ,050301 education ,Usos de los ordenadores en la enseñanza ,Computer uses in education ,Public relations ,Variety (cybernetics) ,lcsh:Theory and practice of education ,Digitalización ,business ,lcsh:L ,0503 education ,Qualitative research ,lcsh:Education - Abstract
Since Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) became a global phenomenon in 2012, there has been constant evolution in the way Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) make sense of them. HEIs embracing MOOCs have dedicated a variety of human resource to this venture. Only in a minority of cases, staff have been appointed exclusively to this role. In all other cases, MOOC related tasks have been allocated to professionals who were already performing other educational tasks. This article contains a study that captures the experiences of these professionals in a Spanish university and a British university, as relates to their involvement in MOOCs. Interviews and group sessions were conducted to ascertain the influence of MOOCs in their practice, and in their opinions about the role of MOOCs in their institutions. The results seem to suggest that participants have positive attitudes towards incorporating MOOCs at the university, although they demand a serious bet for this educational approach from the strategic decision makers in the institutions., Work partially funded by the Madrid Regional Government from grant no. S2013/ICE-2715, the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness project Flexor (TIN2014-52129-R)
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- 2018
13. Las competencias básicas en la nueva generación de estudiantes universitarios: Una experiencia de Innovación
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Ramos, G., Chiva, I., and Gómez, Mª. B.
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Aprendizaje ,Evaluación ,habilidad ,Skills ,estudiante universitario ,aprendizaje ,evaluación ,University students ,Education ,Teaching method innovations ,Habilidad ,Learning ,Estudiante universitario ,Innovación pedagógica ,innovación pedagógica ,Evaluation - Abstract
[EN] This contribution presents an innovative teaching experience dedicated to developing core competencies in the university student by activating educational practices and evaluation procedures that seek to promote and maximize various competitions. This experiencie has been implemented in different degrees of the University of Valencia during the academic years 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14 and 2014-15. Participating in the study 1285 students through accidental sampling accessibility. After developing a survey methodology based on descriptive-exploratory analyzes data collected allow us to know what is the degree of control perceived by university students around the following core competencies: application of knowledge, reasoning, problem solving, analysis information, communication, autonomous learning, ethical sense, creativity, teamwork and evaluation. All this in order to move forward in improving the procedures for evaluating learning of college students. As conclusions of the study is drawn that no relevant differences were found in gender of students, the university is considered less able to identify their own training needs and management of educational strategies for the autonomous training and in coping with the activities of an original and innovative way, among others. [ES] Esta contribución presenta una experiencia de innovación docente dedicada al desarrollo de competencias básicas en el estudiante universitario mediante la activación de prácticas educativas y procedimientos evaluativos que buscan promover y maximizar diversas competencias. Dicha investigación ha sido implementada en distintas titulaciones de la Universitat de València durante los cursos académicos 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14 y 2014-15. Participan en el estudio 1285 estudiantes a través de un muestreo accidental por accesibilidad. Tras el desarrollo de una metodología de encuesta basada en análisis descriptivos-exploratorios los datos recabados nos permiten conocer cuál es el grado de dominio percibido por los jóvenes universitarios en torno a las siguientes competencias básicas: aplicación de conocimientos, argumentación, resolución de problemas, análisis de información, comunicación, aprendizaje autónomo, sentido ético, creatividad, trabajo en equipo y evaluación. Como conclusiones del estudio se extrae que no se aprecian diferencias relevantes en cuanto al sexo de los estudiantes, que los universitarios se consideran menos capaces en la identificación de las propias necesidades formativas y en la gestión de estrategias educativas para la formación autónoma, así como en el afrontamiento de las actividades de una forma original y novedosa, entre otras.
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- 2017
14. La motivación de logro mejora el rendimiento académico (Achievement Motivation Improves Academic Performance)
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Jose Miguel Garcia-Ramirez
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Motivation ,lcsh:Theory and practice of education ,Motivación Teaching Method Innovations Motivation ,Teaching Method Innovations ,Innovación Pedagógica ,Motivación ,lcsh:LB5-3640 - Abstract
A través de los proyectos de innovación docente las universidades mejoran y consolidan la calidad de la educación que ofrecen, tomando la creatividad y visibilidad como claves de la motivación por competencias y logro. Método: La investigación se realiza durante el curso académico 2013-14, a través del proyecto de innovación docente “ReiDoCrea” de la Universidad de Granada. Los participantes (N=62, M=22.7, SD=6.6), estudiantes de la Facultad de Ciencias del Trabajo, se adscribieron voluntariamente al Grupo Experimental (n=30) o al Grupo Control (n=32). El grupo experimental participó en el proyecto, mientras que el grupo control no participó; los instrumentos utilizados fueron dos pruebas objetivas (pre y post) del programa de evaluación académica. Resultados: El análisis estadístico muestra que existen diferencias significativas entre los resultados obtenidos por el Grupo Experimental (M=83.6, SE=1.259, t(60)=3.748, p
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- 2016
15. Procesos pedagógicos y uso de tecnología en el aula
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Villalta Páucar, Marco Antonio, Guzmán, María Angélica, and Nussbaum, Miguel
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Educación ,organización de la clase ,Proceso de enseñanza ,Métodos de enseñanza ,Computer uses in education ,Informática educativa ,Computer Assisted Instruction ,lcsh:Education (General) ,Teaching Methods ,Teaching method innovations ,ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION ,Enseñanza asistida por ordenador ,Pedagogía ,Innovación pedagógica ,lcsh:L ,lcsh:L7-991 ,Class Organization ,lcsh:Education - Abstract
Computer supports have diversified the possibilities for interactivity in classroom teaching. Collaborative games, response feedback systems and simulated participation are indicative of the wide range of activities for which these technologies have found application in classroom education processes. In this article, evidence is offered for the contributions made to classroom pedagogical processes by computer mediation. The bibliographic analysis conducted permitted the identification of 2 pedagogic processes generated, an inductive and a deductive one, were identified. The computer-mediated teaching activities associated with each process in this literature were then classified and analyzed. Finally, inferences were drawn regarding the advantages of computer mediation in this scenario, being the main contributions, structuring and gradual deepening of subject content, the strengthening of collaboration processes, the diversification of learning environments and increased student participation. Los soportes computacionales han diversificado las posibilidades de interactividad de la enseñanza en sala de clase. Los usos del computador en actividades educativas tales como juegos colaborativos, sistemas de retroalimentación de respuesta o participación simulada, entre otros, ponen en evidencia las diversas alternativas que tiene el uso de esta tecnología al interior del proceso educativo desarrollado en el aula. En este contexto, el propósito del artículo es evidenciar el aporte que genera la mediación computacional para los procesos pedagógicos implementados en la sala de clase de la educación escolar formal. Para ello se realizó un análisis bibliográfico que permitió identificar dos configuraciones de los procesos pedagógicos generados, la Inductiva y la Deductiva. Se analizaron y sistematizaron las actividades de enseñanza mediadas por el computador asociadas a ambos procesos. Entre los resultados se delimitan las ventajas del uso de la tecnología en este escenario, destacándose como principales aportes la estructuración y profundización gradual de los contenidos, el fortalecimiento de los procesos de colaboración, la diversificación de los entornos de aprendizaje, y el incremento de la participación estudiantil.
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- 2015
16. A MODEL TO ASSESS ONLINE LEARNING: ANALYSIS AND PROPOSAL
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Gemma Delicado Puerto, Laura Alonso-Díaz, Prudencia Gutiérrez Esteban, Sixto Cubo Delgado, Juan Arias Masa, and Rocío Yuste Tosina
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Educational model ,Multimedia ,Computer science ,Process (engineering) ,Online learning ,assessment ,Distance education ,computer.software_genre ,Focus group ,synchronous environments ,Videoconferencing ,videoconferencing ,higher education ,ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION ,teaching method innovations ,Virtual learning environment ,e-assessment ,computer ,e-learning ,qualitative research ,Qualitative research - Abstract
An assessment system for e-learning methods is analyzed in this study. The system proposed used videoconference to assess students. The model tested has been used in three different countries. Teachers, students and external evaluators were involved in the process. Using a qualitative methodology, interviews, focus groups and questionnaires were used. The results confirm that a viable, efficient and innovative educational model have been developed for higher distance education. Also, videoconference and Synchronous Virtual Classrooms have proved to be efficient tools to evaluate the e-assessment method in virtual learning spaces. DOI: https://doi.org/10.28925/2414-0325.2016.2.m15
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- 2016
17. Comunicar : revista científica iberoamericana de comunicación y educación
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Yuste Tosina, Rocío, Alonso Díaz, Laura, and Blázquez Entonado, Florentino
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Investigación cualitativa ,Aulas síncronas ,Educación virtual ,aprendizaje ,E-evaluación de aprendizajes ,E-learning ,evaluación ,Assessmenth ,lcsh:Education (General) ,lcsh:P87-96 ,lcsh:Communication. Mass media ,enseñanza a distancia ,enseñanza superior ,Teaching method innovations ,Qualitative research ,Videoconferencia ,Educación superior ,Videoconferencing ,Higher education ,Innovación pedagógica ,lcsh:L ,lcsh:L7-991 ,E-evaluation ,Synchronous environments ,lcsh:Education - Abstract
En el presente trabajo de investigación se somete a estudio un sistema de evaluación de los aprendizajes en enseñanza a distancia en el que, combinando un tipo de evaluación virtual pedagógicamente innovadora y el uso de aulas virtuales síncronas, con videoconferencia, pueda acreditarse un modelo fiable y garante de evaluación de los procesos de enseñanza/aprendizaje para actividades de e-learning universitarias. El modelo se ha probado en un curso online de Especialista en Educación Secundaria dirigido a titulados universitarios españoles, portugueses y latinoamericanos. Desde una perspectiva metodológica cualitativa, se diseñó una investigación cuyos participantes han sido el profesorado y el alumnado protagonistas de la formación, así como evaluadores externos. Durante todo el proceso se han cuidado especialmente los aspectos relacionados con la credibilidad, consistencia y confirmabilidad de los datos obtenidos, extrayendo de modo inductivo un sistema de categorías y subcategorías que representan la evaluación de los aprendizajes en procesos formativos online. Los resultados confirman que se ha avanzado en la consecución de un modelo innovador de e-evaluación viable, eficaz y que garantiza su aplicación en enseñanza superior a distancia. Asimismo, el uso de videoconferencias y de las aulas virtuales síncronas para realizar entrevistas de eevaluación ha resultado ser un instrumento eficaz en espacios virtuales de aprendizaje. De cualquier modo, se evidencia la necesidad de continuar experimentando este modelo en otros escenarios educativos. This research studies an assessment system of distance learning that combines an innovative virtual assessment tool and the use of synchronous virtual classrooms with videoconferencing, which could become a reliable and guaranteed model for the evaluation of university e-learning activities. This model has been tested in an online course for Secondary School Education Specialists for Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American graduates. The research was designed from a qualitative methodology perspective and involved teachers, students and external assessors. During the whole process great care was taken to preserve data credibility, consistency and reliability, and a system of categories and subcategories that represents online assessment has been developed. The results confirm that we have made considerable progress in achieving a viable, efficient and innovative educational model that can be implemented in Higher Distance Education. Also, videoconferencing and synchronous virtual classrooms have proved to be efficient tools for evaluating the e-assessment method in virtual learning spaces. However, we need to keep testing this model in other educational scenarios in order to guarantee its viability.
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- 2012
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