2017
DOI: 10.23914/otarq.v0i1.98
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Evolución Humana Y Antropología Virtual: Una Propuesta Para La Docencia Y La Investigación

Abstract: Resumen:Partiendo de la premisa de dinamizar ciertos recursos existentes en el Departamento de Prehistoria y Arqueología (la colección de réplicas osteológicas -crá-neos -y un escáner 3D de superficie) nos propusimos como objetivo componer una colección virtual de referencia de materiales osteológicos accesible, comprensible y funcional, para enriquecer la formación teórico-práctica del alumnado, y contribuir a la mejora de la enseñanza de la evolución humana en los diferentes grados y posgrados de la Universi… Show more

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“…Massive digital projects can be accessed online: regarding cultural heritage of the world (https://www.cyark.org/), museum content of Europe (3D-ICONS, Barsanti & Guidi, 2013), or the large collections hosted at the 3D Smithsonian Institute (https://3d.si.edu/?utm_source=siedu&utm_medium=refe rral&utm_campaign=promo). In addition, we can find similar digitalisation projects aiming to grant access to small collections and/or museums (Erolin et al, 2017;Rangel-de Lázaro et al, 2021) and to create teaching/learning environments (Serrano-Ramos et al 2016). And although there can be a conflict of interest between open-access data and data curator which restrains its access (as debated in Hublin, 2013), even 3D open-access data is increasingly available for scientific research, for example at the MPI-EVA Human Evolution Microtomographic Archive (http://paleo.eva.mpg.de/), now being part of a newly expanded site (https://human-fossil-record.org/).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Massive digital projects can be accessed online: regarding cultural heritage of the world (https://www.cyark.org/), museum content of Europe (3D-ICONS, Barsanti & Guidi, 2013), or the large collections hosted at the 3D Smithsonian Institute (https://3d.si.edu/?utm_source=siedu&utm_medium=refe rral&utm_campaign=promo). In addition, we can find similar digitalisation projects aiming to grant access to small collections and/or museums (Erolin et al, 2017;Rangel-de Lázaro et al, 2021) and to create teaching/learning environments (Serrano-Ramos et al 2016). And although there can be a conflict of interest between open-access data and data curator which restrains its access (as debated in Hublin, 2013), even 3D open-access data is increasingly available for scientific research, for example at the MPI-EVA Human Evolution Microtomographic Archive (http://paleo.eva.mpg.de/), now being part of a newly expanded site (https://human-fossil-record.org/).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, we can create virtual teaching/learning environments (e.g. Craneoteca 1 ; Serrano-Ramos, Jiménez Arenas & Esquivel, 2016).…”
Section: Digital Applications In Archaeology and Anthropologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tal y como se ha adelantado anteriormente, las características del alumnado de PUMUO han sido las que han marcado la metodología de las asignaturas. A este respecto, no debemos olvidar que la utilización de las Nuevas Tecnologías en la enseñanza universitaria de la Prehistoria y la Arqueología lleva realizándose con éxito durante varios años, con ejemplos como el de la Universidad de Granada (Serrano Ramos et al, 2016). Esto implica que este tipo de experiencias docentes ya han sido contrastadas, pese a que el público de los programas de mayores sea diferente.…”
Section: Metodologíaunclassified
“…These new technologies allow to conduct a digital anthropological and anthropometric study (Brzobohatá, Prokop, Horák, Jančárek & Velemínská, 2012;Di Vincenzo, Profico, Tafuri & Manzi, 2016;Robedizo, 2016;Petarosa et al 2017;Rmoutilová et al, 2018;Wrobel, Biggs & Hair, 2019); at the same time, they are useful for educational purposes (Serrano, Jiménez Arenas & Esquivel, 2016). Only recently researchers have begun to utilize 3D digital data to quantitatively evaluate sexual skeletal traits, reducing errors and simplifying statistical analysis for a variety of fields of study, such as clinical, biomedical, forensic, biological and anthropological ones.…”
Section: D Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%