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The objective of this study is to present the construction and validation process of the instrument for data collection. The research is of a mixed nature, regarding the qualitative approach, it presents an exploratory course and systematically describes the actions carried out and, regarding the quantitative approach, it presents numerical data from statistical tests for the validation of the instrument. The content validity model according to Pasquali (2010) was used, which consists of three procedures, namely: theoretical – construction of the instrument; empirical – expert analysis; and analytical – use of collected data to carry out statistical validation tests. The participating experts were fourteen master's students linked to the Graduate Program in Teaching Science, Mathematics and Technologies (PPGECMT). The validation of the instrument was carried out using the following evaluative criteria of clarity, pertinence and appearance through a questionnaire with a Likert scale of 1 to 5 points. As statistical results, an Average Grade≥ 4.5 was obtained per evaluative criterion and for all the questions analyzed, the General Agreement Index ≥ 0.73 and the General Content Validity Index ≥ 0.90 were obtained, which according to Pasquali (2010) considers the instrument validated and ready for use. As future actions, qualitative analyzes will be carried out on the open questions to identify the opinions and suggestions made by the specialists for the instrument.

The use of video as a teaching resource stimulates the construction of new knowledge. Although this resource exists in several genres and media, the experience of professionals that use this resource in class is not appreciated. Furthermore, online spaces guiding and supporting the appropriate use of this practice are unavailable. In the online learning field, a proposal has emerged for a repository of short videos aimed at instructing how to use them as a teaching resource in order to stimulate the exchange of ideas and experience (fostering and creating knowledge) in the teaching-learning process, which serves as a resource for professionals in the construction of MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses). A three-stage architecture is methodologically proposed: identification/recognition, dissemination and collaboration in the use of videos as a teaching resource supported by an extensive exploratory research, based on existing educational technologies and technological trends for higher education. And this leads to the creation of a repository of Informational Content Recovery in Videos (RECIF), a virtual space for the exchange of experience through videos. We conclude that through methodologies that facilitate the development of innovative processes and products, it is possible to create spaces for virtual or face-to-face motivational classes (MOOCs) thereby completing an interactive and collaborative learning toward stimulation of creativity and dynamism.

Gaining insight into what students experience in a course in software engineering is essential to the continuous development of the course design. The growing use of agile approaches in professional settings has facilitated their introduction into training and undergraduate courses in software engineering. This paper reports a case study of student participation in a course project by using a previously presented training model. We aimed to assess how students felt with the training model when conducting the 5 Scrum events: Sprint Planning, Daily Meeting, Sprint, Sprint Review, and Sprint Retrospective. To achieve our goal, we applied a 22-item survey to 31 undergraduate students to gather students’ opinions. Results showed that most students had a positive opinion about team communication, the position of Scrum Master, Sprint goals definition, and guidance using meetings as a means of checkpoints

Este artigo apresenta um mapeamento sistemático da literatura que investiga o estado da arte das práticas interdisciplinares (PI) na educação a distância em instituições de ensino superior. Foram selecionados 279 artigos no período de 2010 a 2018. O objetivo foi compreender como as práticas interdisciplinares estão sendo aplicadas, de que forma estão sendo avaliadas, e amparadas por quais ferramentas na educação a distância. A partir dos 279 artigos selecionados, a análise dos trabalhos compreendeu 3 passos que resultaram respectivamente 62, 11 e 8 artigos que foram utilizados efetivamente, pois atenderam aos critérios de inclusão e exclusão. Observou-se que diversas PI estão sendo utilizadas com ênfase na aprendizagem baseada em problemas – PBL ou pautadas em estudo de casos mediados por meio de diversas tecnologias de informação e comunicação. Além disso, identificou-se que essas práticas são disponibilizadas em plataformas de aprendizagem eletrônica e ancoradas em interfaces ativas e colaborativas.

El trabajo analiza las prácticas de difusión y comunicación científica, experimentando y evaluando el uso de Open Video Annotation (OVA) como prueba de concepto en el congreso internacional -CoRubric16-. Se realizó: a.) Un análisis sobre la usabilidad y satisfacción de los usuarios con el instrumento Satisfaction and Usability of Software in Education (SUSE); b.) un análisis del contenido generado en los debates (159 anotaciones); y c.) un análisis de herramientas para crear anotaciones de vídeos online con indicadores basados en el modelo 3C de colaboración. Las comunicaciones en vídeopóster, a pesar del modesto número, generaron una alta participación con un importante número y calidad de preguntas, y un amplio debate mayor que los demás formatos del congreso. Se exponen las posibilidades de OVA para eventos científicos y otros contextos de enseñanza de las ciencias.

Resumen basado en el de la publicación Resumen y palabras clave en español e inglés El uso de vídeos como recurso didáctico estimula la construcción de nuevo conocimiento. A pesar de la existencia de este recurso en diversos géneros y medios, no se valora la experiencia de los profesionales que lo aprovechan en clase y además no se cuenta con espacios online que orienten y apoyen el uso apropiado de esta práctica. En el ámbito del aprendizaje online, surge la propuesta de un repositorio de vídeos de corta duración, con el objetivo de orientar acerca de su uso como recurso didáctico, a fin de incentivar un intercambio de ideas y experiencias (fomentar y crear conocimiento), en el proceso enseñanza-aprendizaje, sirviendo esto como recurso para profesionales en la construcción de los MOOC (Massive Open Online Courses). Metodológicamente se propone una arquitectura en tres etapas: identificación/reconocimiento, diseminación y colaboración, para el uso de vídeos como recurso didáctico, sustentándose en una extensa investigación exploratoria, basándose en las tecnologías educativas existentes y tendencias tecnológicas para la educación superior. ESP

Adaptive Hypermedia Systems are systems that adapt themselves according to the user’s profile. They are used in distance learning environments to adapt teaching materials and navigation to the user´s learning preferences. These systems support the learning process in a personalized manner, and they can be adapted to the Cognitive Learning Style (CLS) of each individual. This paper presents a diagnostic tool to the student's CLS active x Reflective dimension of Felder and Silverman’s model based on user´s interaction with asynchronous communication tools.

O AdaptWeb® (Ambiente de Ensino-Aprendizagem Adaptativo naWeb) é um Sistema Adaptativo de EAD baseado na web e tem a finalidade de adaptar o conteúdo, a apresentação e a navegação de acordo com o perfil do usuário. A sua adaptação é suportada pela criação de um modelo flexível do aluno, onde, para cada aluno, são armazenadas informações pessoais tais como seu curso, conhecimento, preferências e histórico navegacional, recursos tecnológicos e estilo de aprendizagem. Este trabalho apresenta a evolução do ambiente AdaptWeb® e os desafios para melhorar a interação do aluno com o ambiente e o processo de ensino-aprendizagem.