ResumenEste artículo presenta los resultados del proceso investigativo obtenidos al implementar un entorno de aprendizaje 3D no inmersivo como apoyo al tiempo independiente de estudiantes universitarios en un curso de informática. La investigación se desarrolló bajo un método empírico-analítico, con un diseño experimental pre y posprueba con grupo de control y con otro experimental, basado en G1 O1 X O2 y G2 O3-O4. Los altos niveles de interacción por parte del grupo experimental de estudiantes con el entorno de aprendizaje 3D generaron como resultado una mejora en su rendimiento académico frente al grupo de control, porque se fortalecieron sus procesos de autoaprendizaje. Además, los datos obtenidos se analizaron con técnicas de análisis paramétrico mediante las cuales se comprobó que la diferencia de los resultados cuantitativos en el proceso académico entre el grupo experimental y el de control fue estadísticamente significativa, lo que concluyó el éxito del tratamiento experimental.Palabras clave: entorno de aprendizaje, inmersividad, informática, estrategia didáctica, componente informático. AbstractThis article presents the results of the research process obtained by implementing a non-immersive 3D learning environment to support the autonomy of university students in the Computer Science course. The research was developed through a quantitative approach, regarding the analytical empirical method, through a type of correlational research with an experimental design with pre-test and posttest comparing a control group and an experimental group based on G1 O1 X O2 and G2 O3 -O4. The high levels of interactivity presented in the experimental group of students when interacting with the 3D learning environment lead to an improvement in their academic performance compared to the control group by strengthening their self-learning processes. Also, the data obtained were analyzed with parametric analysis techniques through which it was found that the difference in terms of the quantitative results regarding both, the experimental group and the control group was statistically significant, highlighting the success of the experimental treatment.
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