Codiseñando Unidades Didácticas sobre Métodos de Investigación en el Interactive Research Methods Lab

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21556/edutec.2020.74.1797

Palabras clave:

métodos de investigación, Laboratorio de Métodos Interactivos de Investigación, codiseño

Resumen

En este artículo presentamos un conjunto de sesiones de codiseño realizadas en otoño de 2019 y primavera de 2020, con el objetivo de diseñar e implementar unidades didácticas sobre métodos de investigación para estudiantes de grado y de doctorado en el Interactive Research Methods Lab (IRML). El IRML es un nuevo recurso con el que cuenta el Bagwell College of Education (Kennesaw State University), que brinda a los estudiantes una experiencia personalizada y práctica en la generación de diseños de investigación, marcos conceptuales, y revisiones de literatura utilizando para ello contenidos interactivos de Realidad Aumentada (RA). El enfoque seguido en las sesiones de codiseño se basó en las recomendaciones  de Roschelle, et al. (2006), y se estructuró de acuerdo a las cuatro fases propuestas por (Cober et al., 2015) y (Barberá et al., 2017): a) Exploración; b) Previsión; c) Operacionalización, y: d) Fase de evaluación y reflexión.

La implementación exitosa de las unidades didácticas sobre métodos de investigación que emplean el IRML como un recurso de aprendizaje tecnológico, constituye una evidencia clara de las posibilidades de usar un enfoque de codiseño para abordar las dificultades intrínsecas que entraña la enseñanza de métodos de investigación.

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Biografía del autor/a

Ivan M. Jorrín Abellán, Kennesaw State University (EEUU)

Dr. Iván M. Jorrín Abellán is Professor of Educational Research at Kennesaw State University (USA). He worked for twelve years (2002-2014) for the Intelligent & Cooperative Systems/Education, Media, Informatics & Culture (GSIC/EMIC) Research Group at the University of Valladolid (Spain), where he obtained his PhD in Educational Technology. Within this transdisciplinary team formed by engineers, computer scientists and educators, he contributed to the development of a series of innovative technologies to support teachers in the complete life-cycle of collaborative learning environments. In 2009, after a Fulbright research stay at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, he founded and later directed, the Transdisciplinary Center for Research in Education (CETIE-UVa), also at the University of Valladolid.In 2014 he started working at Kennesaw State University where he has developed the Hopscotch Model (a theoretical model and a web tool to support the generation of research designs, especially in Education), and more recently, the Interactive Research Methods Lab.

Anete Vasquez, Kennesaw State University (EEUU)

Dr. Vasquez is Associate Professor of Curriculum & Instruction. She teaches courses in English/language arts and general education in the Department of Secondary & Middle Grades Education. Her research interests include all aspects of the clinical preparation of teachers, particularly in the area of preparing teacher candidates to work with diverse learners.

Rachel E. Gaines, Kennesaw State University (EEUU)

La Dra. Rachel E. Gaines es profesora adjunta de Psicología Educativa en la Universidad Estatal de Kennesaw. Estudia el estrés de los profesores, las emociones y las percepciones del clima escolar. También está interesada en cómo los profesores de pregrado desarrollan las identidades de los profesores en los entornos de aprendizaje en línea.

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21-12-2020

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Jorrín Abellán, I. M., Vasquez, A., & Gaines, R. E. (2020). Codiseñando Unidades Didácticas sobre Métodos de Investigación en el Interactive Research Methods Lab. Edutec, Revista Electrónica De Tecnología Educativa, (74), 51–71. https://doi.org/10.21556/edutec.2020.74.1797

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Número especial: Codiseño de situaciones educativas enriquecidas con TIC

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