2017
DOI: 10.5944/openpraxis.9.2.578
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Developing Civic Engagement in Distance Higher Education: A Case Study of Virtual Service-Learning (vSL) Programme in Spain

Abstract: Higher Education is demanding the need of a greater connection between its academic offer and the necessary civic engagement of the graduates. This has given Spain the opportunity, for just over a decade, to develop the methodology of service-learning, which combines both the theoretical and practical aspect of university learning with the practical development of solidarity and civic commitment of the students. At the Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED, Spain) we have designed an online servi… Show more

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“…A study about students' critical reflection [16], a comparison between online and traditional service learning [14] and success factors of e-Service Learning [3] resulted in one each. -Lawler [3] Case Study Garca-Gutierrez et al [4] -Yusof [5] Mixed Methods Griffin [6] -Nielsen [7] -Shah [8] Case Study Howlett [9] Mixed Methods Helms [10] Saitta [11] Case Study Jia [12] Case Study Gasper-Hulvat [13] -McGorry [14] -Marcus [15] Action research Guthrie and McCracken [16] -Guthrie and McCracken [17] Qualitative Method Salam [18] -Chen [19] -Fry [20] -Ruso [21] Mixed Methods Harris [22] -…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A study about students' critical reflection [16], a comparison between online and traditional service learning [14] and success factors of e-Service Learning [3] resulted in one each. -Lawler [3] Case Study Garca-Gutierrez et al [4] -Yusof [5] Mixed Methods Griffin [6] -Nielsen [7] -Shah [8] Case Study Howlett [9] Mixed Methods Helms [10] Saitta [11] Case Study Jia [12] Case Study Gasper-Hulvat [13] -McGorry [14] -Marcus [15] Action research Guthrie and McCracken [16] -Guthrie and McCracken [17] Qualitative Method Salam [18] -Chen [19] -Fry [20] -Ruso [21] Mixed Methods Harris [22] -…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vemos, por tanto, que no todas las experiencias de e-ApS se corresponden con modalidades formativas en línea ya que, en realidad, solamente el primer y el cuarto tipo se adaptan a este tipo de propuestas educativas siendo, en particular, la última la que más se ajusta al tratarse de un proyecto completamente virtual. Es más, en nuestra opinión, las experiencias basadas totalmente en tecnologías virtuales se adaptan mejor a la denominación de aprendizaje-servicio virtual (virtual servicelearning) utilizada por García-Gutiérrez et al (2017), y en la que nos centraremos luego. Incluso Waldner et al (2012) se atreven a afirmar que uno de los mejores ejemplos de aprendizaje-servicio electrónico es aquel en el cual el espacio virtualcaso, por ejemplo, de un foro-es utilizado para realizar una reflexión compartida en el marco de un proyecto de ApS totalmente presencial.…”
Section: Las Tecnologías En El Aps El Aprendizaje-servicio Electrónicounclassified
“…En estos entornos, el ApS se configura como un medio para potenciar interacciones productivas y continuas en la formación en línea, no solo entre estudiantes y profesores, sino también entre los estudiantes y la comunidad, abriendo oportunidades para la demostración del conocimiento y de las competencias adquiridas. Además, las dudas sobre cómo trabajar las competencias cívicas y sociales a través de un soporte virtual han hecho que García-Gutiérrez et al (2017) propongan el e-ApS como una herramienta pedagógica innovadora en condiciones de llevar a cabo esa tarea.…”
Section: El Aprendizaje-servicio En Entornos Totalmente Virtuales Faunclassified
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“…Since the 2014/15 academic year, its main focus of interest has been VSL, also called e-Service Learning, i.e. SL that takes place in virtual spaces (García-Gutiérrez, Ruiz-Corbella & del Pozo Armentia, 2017;Nielsen, 2016;Purcell, 2017;Waldern, McGorry & Widener, 2012) without the parties involved − students, teachers and the communities receiving the service − sharing the same physical space. In the last few years, COETIC has run several pilot experiments in different Faculties of the UNED.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%