This research presents the results of the teaching innovation Dynamic Online Assessment System in Mathematics, which is implemented in higher education to promote self‐study by students outside the classroom. The WIRIS calculator was integrated into the Moodle platform to create questions with random elements, for example, students had access to different variants of the same question. The effect of the type of feedback (immediate or deferred) on the work of the students on the platform, measured by means of participation, time spent, and grades obtained, was evaluated. We used a quasi‐experimental methodology for a population of 5,507 students, distributed in 229 courses on four campuses that learn Mathematics I in engineering programs. Immediate feedback exhibits better work of students on the platform, but this work is not necessarily more efficient in comparison with the work performed by students using assessments online assessment with deferred feedback.
En este artículo se hace una revisión bibliográfica de los sistemas de evaluación en línea en matemáticas. Los articulo fueron clasificados en tres focos: los estudiantes, en el cual se reportan impactos sobre el aprendizaje y sobre variables socio-afectivas y en cómo interactúan los estudiantes con estos sistemas; los profesores, en el cual se reporta cómo estos sistemas se transforma en una herramienta pedagógica y didáctica y los costos asociados de este proceso y finalmente un foco en la tecnología, donde se muestra como las características tecnológicas específicas pueden jugar un rol clave en la interacción entre los estudiantes, los profesores y los sistemas de evaluación en línea.
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