2017
DOI: 10.5944/ried.21.1.18719
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Blended learning y realidad aumentada: experiencias de diseño docente

Abstract: ResumenLa formación a distancia pasa en estos momentos por una redefinición de conceptos, entre otros motivos por el auge que las denominadas tecnologías emergentes, están adquiriendo, ampliando, de esta forma, las tecnologías con las cuales los alumnos pueden interaccionar y las experiencias que se pueden ofrecer. El tradicional y actual formato blended learning que domina la enseñanza universitaria formada por lo general, por una combinación de no presencialidad, flexibilidad y facilidad de acceso, está dema… Show more

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“…In line with these ideas, it can also be understood as the ability to make critical use of ICTs by exchanging information and resources [31], which requires a critical and reflective attitude, autonomy, ethics, and collaboration [32]. Therefore, Digital Competence must be seen as a key competence necessary for lifelong learning [33] and occupation [34,35], and a modern digital society educator must continuously enrich and complement his or her digital competence by working with the growing digital generation of aboriginal children in the digital society [36], and without forgetting that the pedagogical should always be prioritized over the technological for the proper curricular integration of ICT in the classroom [1].…”
Section: Education Through Competences: New Challenges For Universitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In line with these ideas, it can also be understood as the ability to make critical use of ICTs by exchanging information and resources [31], which requires a critical and reflective attitude, autonomy, ethics, and collaboration [32]. Therefore, Digital Competence must be seen as a key competence necessary for lifelong learning [33] and occupation [34,35], and a modern digital society educator must continuously enrich and complement his or her digital competence by working with the growing digital generation of aboriginal children in the digital society [36], and without forgetting that the pedagogical should always be prioritized over the technological for the proper curricular integration of ICT in the classroom [1].…”
Section: Education Through Competences: New Challenges For Universitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The society of information and knowledge has been studied as a social phenomenon for over five decades. It is characterized by the use of information technologies, which allows for organization into networks and gives people the ability to access, share, and process data, even remotely and in real-time [1,2]. The continuous evolution of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in the current Knowledge Society has led to the demand for training in new skills, called 21st-century competencies [3,4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Actualmente, gracias al desarrollo de los dispositivos móviles con acceso a internet la RA se ha extendido a varios sectores, adquiriendo especial relevancia dentro del ámbito educativo, ya que, a diferencia de otras tecnologías, posee mayor capacidad para estimular el pensamiento crítico y las habilidades de comprensión y metacognición, al permitir experiencias realistas con las que se puede interactuar en tiempo real y de forma natural (Bellezza, Caggiano, González-Bernal, De la Fuente-Anuncibay & Sedano-Franco, 2017). En este sentido, ha sido empleada con diversos fines, como, por ejemplo, en el aprendizaje mediante b-learning (Cabero y Marín, 2018), en combinación con el aprendizaje cooperativo (Phon et al, 2014) y para la formación del alumnado en las distintas etapas educativas; centrándose, a su vez, en cómo perciben los futuros docentes el uso de esta tecnología en las aulas (Ahmad Fauzi, Ali & Amirudin 2019; Cabero y Fernández, 2018;Cabero, Fernández y Marín, 2017;Cabero, Vázquez y López, 2018;Chicioreanu & Amza, 2014;Fernández, 2017;Fernández, 2018;Ferrer-Torregrosa, Torralba, Jimenez, García & Barcia 2015;Hung, Chen & Huang, 2017;Marcel, 2019;Marín et al, 2016;Marín et al, 2017;Moreno Martínez y Leiva Olivencia, 2017;Mumtaz et al, 2017). Dichos estudios evidencian su utilidad a la hora facilitar la comprensión y adquisición de contenidos gracias al aprendizaje inmersivo que produce, generando motivación en el alumnado, a la vez que colaboran y trabajan de forma autónoma.…”
Section: La Realidad Aumentada Como Recurso Tecnológico Aplicado a Launclassified