Inglés e-learning ucla
sábado, 5 de abril de 2014
Autor: Juan Carlos Molina
El Docente Universitario 2.0: Innovación y Creatividad en la Formación de Competencias Tecnológicas
Los docentes constituyen una pieza fundamental dentro del proceso de formación de los individuos. Los avances del mundo social y dinámico, representan constantemente desafíos para desarrollar competencias que le permitan innovar y ser creativos. Por ello, se consideran profesionales orientados en la construcción, desarrollo y avance de la sociedad para garantizar el acceso a la “Educación sin fronteras”. Esta producción intelectual se desarrolló como un estudio documental que permitió abordar el rol del profesor tomando en cuenta la evolución de la tecnología educativa, enmarcándose en las herramientas de la Web 2.0. Como principal contribución destaca la actitud del docente universitario frente a la necesidad de actualización de sus métodos, las estrategias didácticas, la evaluación de los aprendizajes, el empleo correcto, reflexivo y valorizado de las TIC como herramientas de apoyo en el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje para asumir una reflexión de su praxis pedagógica; con el fin de entender el hecho educativo como un proceso complejo, dinámico y social que incorpora las competencias tecnológicas que integran la labor de aula a las nuevas tecnologías de información y comunicación.
Palabras Claves: TIC, Docente, Competencias Tecnológicas.
The University Teaching 2.0: Innovation and Creativity Skills Training Technology
Abstrac
Teachers are a fundamental part of the training process of individuals. The progress of social and dynamic world, constantly it represent challenges to develop competencies to innovate and be creative. Therefore, are consider oriented professionals in the construction, development and progress of society to ensure access to the "Education without borders". This intellectual production was developed as a desk study that allowed addressing the role of the teacher taking into account the evolution of educational technology, framing itself in the Web 2.0 tools. The main contribution it’s the attitude of university teachers address the need to update their methods, teaching strategies, assessment of learning, the right job, thoughtful and valued of TIC as support tools in the teaching-learning process to assume a reflection of their teaching practice, in order to understand the educational event as a complex process that incorporates social dynamic and technological skills that integrate classroom work to new information and communication technologies.
Keywords: TIC, Teaching, Virtual Education, Technological Skills
VOZ PASIVA/ FRASES NOMINALES
PASSIVE VOICE
AND NOMINAL PHRASES
COMPUTER
ENGINEERING
ACTIVITY 2 PART TWO
Race Computer Engineering and Systems
features comprehensively cover all processes automation and computerization
needed for economic and social development.
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Computer Engineering is a career that
Venezuela has a boom in the Capital.
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Computer engineer can solve problems
of computing as a science in development
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Were Her abilities envied by her
colleagues . Apply and facilitate the use of software programs and generally
optimizing the exploitation of the capabilities of computers.
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computer engineering is studied in
many countries
miércoles, 2 de abril de 2014
Use and integration of learning platforms in universities.
Rangel Perez Irama
Use and
integration of learning
platforms in universities.
ABSTRACT
The
importance of technologies in all aspects of modern life, and in education in
particular, is indisputable. The knowledge and accessibility offered by these
resources are breaking down time-space barriers, and e-learning or virtual
learning are now tools of knowledge management. At university, e-learning
continues to expand, and many now have their own virtual courses and campuses..
The aim of this study is to analyse these platforms of educational knowledge
management, specifying their virtual qualities and limitations .The
experimental implementation of virtual learning platforms among student groups
at universities in Venezuela allows us to extract information about the
opportunities offered by these new e-learning resources.
The actual
sample of this study consists of
967 students from
the Universities of Barquisimeto, Caracas, Trujillo and
Maracay.
The sample of teachers, are about 941
of them the same cities.
Concludes that the satisfaction with the various resources contained in digital platforms depends
on the educational use of its equipment.
Teachers and students generally agree in identifying main changes
brought about by the use of their platforms in the following subjects:
communication between teacher-student, student participation, self-employment, and
to a lesser extent, are also manifested changes in academic performance.
Keywords
Virtual
learning platforms, e-learning, didactic use of ICT, University, virtualization,
students, teachers, academic, technologies, educational.
Uso e integración de plataformas de
teleformación en universidades.
La importancia
de las tecnologías en todos los aspectos de la vida moderna, y en la educación,
en particular, es indiscutible. El conocimiento y la accesibilidad que ofrecen
estos recursos se están rompiendo las barreras del tiempo y del espacio, y el
e-learning o aprendizaje virtual son ahora las herramientas de gestión del
conocimiento. En la universidad, e-learning sigue creciendo, y muchos ahora tienen
sus propios cursos y campus virtuales. El objetivo de este estudio es analizar estas
plataformas de gestión del conocimiento educativo, especificando sus cualidades
virtuales y limitaciones. La aplicación experimental de la enseñanza en
plataformas virtual entre los grupos de estudiantes en las universidades de Venezuela
nos permite extraer información sobre las oportunidades que ofrecen estos nuevos
recursos de aprendizaje electrónico.
La muestra
real de la presente investigación está constituida por 967 estudiantes de
algunas Universidades de Barquisimeto, Caracas, Trujillo and
Maracay.
La muestra
de los profesores, son de unos 941 en
las mismas ciudades.
Se concluye, que la
satisfacción respecto a los diferentes recursos digitales contenidos en las
plataformas depende del uso didáctico que de ella se haga.
Profesores y estudiantes, en general,
coinciden en identificar como principales cambios producidos por el uso de
plataformas en sus asignaturas los siguientes: la comunicación entre
profesor-alumno, la participación de los estudiantes, el trabajo autónomo, y en
menor grado, se manifiestan también cambios en el rendimiento académico.
Palabras Claves.
Las
plataformas virtuales de
aprendizaje, e-learning, el uso didáctico
de las TIC, la Universidad,
la virtualización, estudiantes, profesores, académicos, tecnologías.
sábado, 29 de marzo de 2014
TOOLS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN EDUCATIONAL PROJECT PARTICIPATION IN E -LEARNING .
In order to promote
participation in the construction of comprehensive , interdisciplinary
educational projects using educational tools to interrelate the dialogue and
exchange of knowledge of the interests of participants in a context defined
recurring problem in virtual environments through e -learning , these tools is
the product of a collection of social and educational experiences of teachers
in the Department of Man and Environment, Universidad Nacional experimental de
Guayana , who acted as the sample selected, based on their specific
characteristics by development of methodology " participation and action
" , projecting consistent results through the collective construction of
knowledge in the application of sketch recognition of territorial , star of
context, problem tree , objective tree , partner program , the star of projects
and classification matrices , the projection of a socialization of the products
to systematize the process for submission of the final results.
Keywords: E -learning,
educational project , participatory development , pedagogical tools .
jueves, 27 de marzo de 2014
Design of a Waste Separating Machine
The following research was developed in the framework
of a draft environmental care, as one of the links where it was to perform the
separation of waste in a public place like UCLA, the University to sensitize
people about the separation of waste that there are handled. An example of a
design of a similar machine was conducted by Prof. Enrique Limongi (2004) on
the UCV, in which a mechanical structure design of the machine was performed.
Before starting the design were identified and the physical and chemical waste
features handling the University community , as a consequence of this study sufficient
data were studied similarity and differences between obtained waste , to make
the selection of how that would be achieved separated from each other . After
defining the mechanisms of separation of waste using, he proceeded to
structural mechanical design of the machine, for this first drawing sheets were
made of each section of the machine and assembly thereof, then proceed to make
of the theoretical calculations and finally the materials are selected for each
section of the machine. The research method used was feasible project. Note
that when selecting waste materials a survey was conducted to the University
community which was the most common residues in the deanery of Science and
Technology and all were interviewed 100 students. The results of this study
demonstrated that can automatically remove the most common waste campus and
this contributes to the preservation of the environment. Finally is recommended
the construction of the machine with the materials specified in the project and
place one in each college dean.
Keywords: Machine, Drawing, Sheets, Structural Mechanisms,
Waste.
Participante: Juben Gómez.
miércoles, 26 de marzo de 2014
Blended Learning and the Development of Transversal Competences
Alexander Gallardo
ABSTRACT
Factors that go from the simple need of learning,
competitiveness and the incidents of globalization are distinguished in the
development of the transversal competences facing the permanent learning
throughout life. This generality allows us to introduce ourselves in the needs
of our own growth as human beings, and land in the specificity of the probable
tools to educational adapted methodologies to virtual education. But only with
e-learning tools, it would be very complicated to develop competences. Few
people would be able to learn to negotiate by reading a monitor, or to direct a
high performance team just by participating in a forum. It is more frequently
observed in those who have the responsibility of educating, how they go from
pure e-learning models to mixed learning models in which they combine the
presence and active participation of the person with the on-line resource;
these last ones are called Blended Learning or B-learning models. This research
was raised to evaluate and determine the impact of the B-learning in the
development and adhesion of transversal competences in students of the
Specialization of Business Management. The type of investigation employed was
descriptive and with a design of a field research. Three types of
questionnaires and a simple direct observation were used, which provided the
input to construct the indicators which allowed the measurement of the
effectiveness of the educational model applied in this graduate course. The
recommendations are outlined at the end for a convenient transformation of the curricular
design used in the approach of the Profile by Competences.
Key words: E-learning,
B-learning, Learning, Transversal Competences, Profile by Competences, Indicators.
Virtual Learning Environments in the EFL primary classroom
Virtual Learning Environments in the EFL
primary classroom:
A learning technology resource to reinforce language acquisition and practice.
A learning technology resource to reinforce language acquisition and practice.
Miguel A. Pérez R.
Bachelor's Degree in Teaching EFL
Bachelor's Degree in Teaching EFL
Technology
devices are already part of young learners’ lives in most parts of the world.
From a very young age, in Venezuela, they are given “Canaima” laptops which
have a Canaima GNU/Linux Operative System. A Canaima laptop is a school laptop
based on free software which has been developed by Venezuelans for Venezuelans.
Through these “Canaimas”, young learners can learn about the subjects they are
studying and also go online using WiFi. The purpose of this project is to take
advantage of that WiFi feature to incorporate a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE)
as part of a Blended Learning approach to teaching English as a Foreign
Language. This study has been conceived as a feasible project in a population
of thirty-four primary students from “República de Nicaragua” Primary School in
San Felipe, Yaracuy State, Venezuela. Ad hoc instruments were developed for the
diagnosis and design phases. After determining the feasibility of this learning
technology, subject content was identified and selected to be included in the
VLE. The first result showed the need for the VLE, and the feasibility phase
pointed out that physical, human and technical conditions were ideal for the
creation and design of this project. The second result allowed the researcher
to establish that a VLE is viable concerning content, methodology, technology
and interface design.
Key words:
VLE, EFL, primary, technology, learning, language, Canaima, project
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