El Microaprendizaje servicio a través de los sNOOC: propuesta formativa para personas en riesgo de exclusión en México.

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21556/edutec.2024.88.3101

Keywords:

NOOC, microlearning, service learning

Abstract

Nano Open Online Massive Open Online Courses (NOOC) are small training pills similar to MOOCs but with a shorter duration. In order to define this training model from the perspective of student empowerment, the projection of the role of the e-teacher and the impact on the social layer, the "s" of socialNOOC has been added to the acronym NOOC. By using the micro service-learning training proposal presented in this article, 110 students were able to coordinate and dynamize for the establishment of the sNOOCs, resulting in the training of about 500 people from Mexican sectors at risk of exclusion. An evaluation of the innovative learning experiences has been conducted using quantitative data derived from the interactions in the distance education platform and qualitative data collected through virtual ethnography and learning production. As a result of the work conducted by the e-teachers and their interaction and participation in the sNOOCs, we have been able to verify that not only has the work made it possible for students to be more committed to the development of the subject, but also that they are more satisfied with their learning experience as a result of microlearning service didactics

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Author Biographies

José Javier Hueso Romero, UNED (Spain)

PhD in Education (UNED), Graduate in Social Education (UNED), Master in Education and Communication on the Net (UNED). Lecturer at the Antonio de Nebrija University; Lecturer on the Master's Degree in Online Communication and Education and Lifelong Learning Programmes (UNED). Expert in Virtual Scenarios for Learning (MOOC) and creator of the platform "tMOOC.es". He has published in publishers and journals of impact in relation to these topics. He participates in international transfer and research projects related to Artificial Intelligence, Gamification, Immersive Reality, Heritage Education and Social Networks. He is a member of the research team of the SMEMIU group (UNED).

Eduardo García Blazquez, UNED (Spain)

PhD in Education (UNED). Master's Degree in Online Communication and Education (UNED); International MBA (Henley Business School); Master's Degree in Occupational Risks, Expert in E-Marketing, Community Management, Positioning, Advertising and Social Networks (UFV). Phd. (DEA) in Computer Engineering and Telecommunications, Artificial Intelligence area (UAM) and Computer Engineer. Market Manager Ostomy Care in Coloplast Spain. He participates in international transfer and research projects related to Health Education, Artificial Intelligence, Gamification, Immersive Reality and Influencers in Social Networks. He is a member of the research team of the SMEMIU group (UNED).

 

Javier Gil Quintana, UNED (Spain)

PhD in Education and Communication, cum laude and extraordinary award (UNED). Graduate in Teaching (University of Valladolid); Master in Digital Technologies and Knowledge Society and Master in Communication and Education on the Net (UNED); expert in media analysis, digital production and free software (UNED). Lecturer at the Faculty of Education (UNED). Co-principal investigator of the Group "Social Media and Inclusive and Ubiquitous Media Education" (SMEMIU) of UNED. He leads international research and transfer projects related to Learning Influencers, sNOOCs, media literacy, Artificial Intelligence, Immersive Reality, Gamification and Heritage Education. He has participated as a speaker in thirty teacher training courses, more than fifty international conferences, and has published thirty articles in different scientific journals, thirty-two contributions in the form of book chapters in publishers of impact and five books on the field of education.

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Published

28-06-2024

How to Cite

Hueso Romero, J. J., García Blazquez, E., & Gil Quintana, J. (2024). El Microaprendizaje servicio a través de los sNOOC: propuesta formativa para personas en riesgo de exclusión en México. Edutec, Revista Electrónica De Tecnología Educativa, (88), 42–61. https://doi.org/10.21556/edutec.2024.88.3101

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Special: Microlearning and technology