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- La formación docente en línea: experiencias con MOOCs en Sonora (México)(Servei de Formació Permanent i Innovació Educativa. University of Valencia., 2019-12-20) Ballesteros Ibarra, María Lorena; Mercado Varela, Martín Alonso; García Vázquez, Nancy Janett; Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de MonterreyEl propósito de este estudio fue conocer las perspectivas que un grupo de profesores del estado de Sonora (México) tienen sobre la formación en línea y sobre los cursos en línea masivos y abiertos (MOOCs, por sus siglas en inglés) “Colección de Aprendizajes Clave”. Estos MOOCs fue- ron diseñados para dar a conocer a los profesores de educación básica los planteamientos del nuevo modelo educativo derivado de la reforma de 2013. El enfoque aplicado en la investigación fue el cualitativo; los datos se colectaron por medio de entrevistas semiestructuradas a seis profesoras de primaria. Las perspectivas de las profesoras en cuanto a la formación en línea se concentraron en las categorías de análisis: formación continua en línea versus presencial, requerimientos de partici- pación de la formación continua en línea, y retos de la formación continua en línea de docentes; y en cuanto a los MOOCs, se categorizaron en: dimensión didáctico-pedagógica de los cursos, masivi- dad y ausencia de tutor, infraestructura tecnológica implementada, y el papel de la autoridad escolar para su implementación. Los hallazgos evidencian una postura abierta de las profesoras hacia la for- mación en línea; no obstante, su disposición a participar en ella se ve influida por sus experiencias previas en esta modalidad. Asimismo, los hallazgos ponen de manifiesto la necesidad de promo- ver un compromiso conjunto, tanto de autoridades educativas como de maestros, para implementar exitosamente estrategias masivas de formación docente como es el caso de los MOOCs.
- Learning strategies and digital interventions: An analysis in the context of education for sustainable development(2019-10-17) Santillan-Rosas, Irais Monserrat; Heredia-Escorza, Yolanda; Tecnológico de MonterreyA future in which we can coexist with the environment in harmony. A future in which children can grow up healthy, happy, full of options and potential. Put simply: A sustainable future. How can digital learning strategies and interventions help shape and raise awareness about sustainable development? And how can online tools, such as Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) become better, more efRicient and even more successful in reaching out to the general audience? In hopes of Rinding the answers to these questions, the present dissertation is of exploratory scope with mixed design, using both quantitative and qualitative approaches to hear the voice of the users and receive feedback on these questions. A pre- post survey was applied in Rive MOOCs relevant to the theme of sustainable development during the period of January 2019 to June of the same year. As a second part of the study, interviews are taking place with users who have both completed and abandoned the MOOC, in order to compare and contrast the opinion, perspective and advice these participants would provide for future MOOCs that would be designed to teach about sustainable development. So far, the progress achieved during this research shows that users would rather hear about real life cases rather than only theory, and that they would appreciate the involvement of more interactive and social media usage for the activities inside the course in order to share with their contacts how they are learning about sustainable development.
- Gamification in MOOCs: Engagement application test in energy sustainability courses(IEEE, 2019-03-05) Romero-Rodriguez, Luis M.; Ramirez-Montoya, Maria Soledad; Valenzuela González, Jaime Ricardo; Tecnologico de MonterreyMassive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) have triggered a sudden change in the educational scene. Its characteristics of being free, heterogeneous, multi-thematic, and fostering lifelong learning have completely changed the instructional design scene, allowing these innovations and new architectures of teaching and learning to be included. However, MOOCs have been criticized by the scientific community for their high dropout rates and low overall completion rates, which has called into question their effectiveness as a pedagogical tool. This study analyzes how the application of gamification strategies in MOOCs on energy sustainability affects participants’ engagement and seeks to identify what types of interactive gamification media are more useful in generating interest and motivation in students. In order to do so, a mixed quasi-experimental method is used. A gamification board with challenges, badges, and leaderboards to a sample is used, and at the same time, this platform is analyzed using the Integrated Theoretical Gamification Model in e-Learning Environments (E-MIGA). In the MOOCs where gamification strategies were applied, a global completion rate of 14.43% was obtained, while in those without gamification, 6.162% was obtained. Likewise, the degree of student engagement with respect to the completion rate of activities was much higher in the gamified platform (28.032%) than in the traditional design (13.252%). The results show that applying gamification strategies in MOOCs achieves a higher level of engagement and student motivation.
- Self-motivation challenges for student involvement in the Open Educational Movement with MOOC(Springer Open, 2015-01-15) García Espinosa, Brenda J.; Tenorio Sepúlveda, Gloria C.; Ramírez Montoya, María S.; Tecnologico de MonterreyAbstract This article attempts to answer the questions: What are the challenges, problems and obstacles of involving less self-motivated students in MOOCs and how do they relate to their learning connectivism? The correlations between connectivism and contextualized learning through a formative experience of the Open Educational Movement was analyzed in order to propose strategies that result in greater perseverance, active participation and retention of less self-motivated students in MOOCs. A mixed method approach was used to survey students, interview students and coordinators, and analyze relevant documents. The findings were classified as (1) Challenges: self-motivation, self-regulation abilities, extra time invested, release requirements, goals and inductive activities before the course opening, unsatisfactory identification of students, difficult activities, feedback monitoring and a platform incompatible with balancing its use with that of social networks; (2) Problems: limited information and communication technology skills, difficult feedback research in forums, uncertain peer feedback when not theory-based or scaffolded by teachers, scarce theoretical support in evidence portfolios and a lack of means to help low self-motivated or self-regulated students; (3) Main contextual obstacles: some students cannot count on their employers’ support or continuous technology access, some students basic wellbeing needs are not met, and inability to contextualize learning; (4) Connectivism: students’ motivation in the MOOC content and their expanding knowledge networks. Based on these findings, a MOOC design requirement template aimed at supporting students’ self-motivation and self-regulation through connectivism is provided.