Libros digitales: valoraciones del profesorado sobre el modelo de formación bimodal / Digital Books: teachers' assessment about the model of bimodal training
Keywords:
Libros digitales, formación bimodal, profesorado, innovación docente, TIC / Digital Books, bimodal training, teachers, teaching innovation, ICTAbstract
Esta investigación recoge las expectativas y opiniones de docentes de Enseñanza Secundaria Obligatoria (N=36) que han visto modificada su labor docente con la introducción de libros digitales en su práctica diaria. Se aplicó el cuestionario LIDIA (LIbros DIgitales y Aprendizaje). Así, mientras algunos consideran que les facilita su tarea docente, otros subrayan el trabajo adicional que implica: horas de formación, preparación de materiales, actividades y fórmulas evaluativas coherentes con la nueva metodología. Piensan que la repercusión del uso de los libros digitales en el rendimiento académico del alumnado se relaciona con sus conocimientos previos y habilidades para desenvolverse en estos nuevos materiales formativos. Además, matizan que sus preferencias cognitivas y estilos de aprendizaje pueden favorecerlo junto al contexto donde se produzca el aprendizaje. Sin embargo, se hace preciso identificar las diferentes piezas que conforman este entramado de variables de carácter sistémico en donde convergen, por un lado, los libros digitales, por otro, el profesorado y la metodología adoptada (contenidos, actividades, evaluación), los propios alumnos y las familias, en aras de propiciar un escenario idóneo que propicie la mejora cualitativa en el rendimiento escolar.
Abstract
The investigation includes the expectations and opinions of teachers of secondary education (N = 36) who have seen their teaching modified with the introduction of digital books in their daily practice. The LIDIA (Libros Digitales y Aprendizaje) questionnaire was administered. Thus, while some believe that facilitates their teaching, others emphasize the additional work involved: hours of training, preparation of materials, activities and evaluative formulas consistent with the new methodology. They think that the impact of the use of digital books in the academic performance of students is related to their prior knowledge and skills to function in these new training materials. Also qualify their cognitive preferences and learning styles can encourage it and the context in which learning occurs. However, it is necessary to identify the different parts that make up this network of systemic variables which converge in one hand, digital books, on the other, the faculty and the methodology adopted (content, activities, evaluation), own students and families, in order to foster an ideal setting conducive to qualitative improvement in school performance.
Downloads
Downloads
Published
Issue
Section
License
Authors who publish in this journal accept the following conditions:
Authors retain copyright over their works and grant the journal the right of first publication. Articles are published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0), which allows third parties to share, copy, distribute, publicly communicate, adapt, transform, and reuse the work in any medium or format, including for commercial purposes, provided that authorship is properly acknowledged, the original source is cited, a link to the license is included, and any changes made are indicated. Note: This license applies to articles published from Vol. 25, No. 2, 2026 onwards.
Authors may enter into separate and additional contractual arrangements for the non-exclusive distribution of the published version of the article —for example, its deposit in an institutional repository or its subsequent inclusion in a book—, provided that it is clearly stated that the work was first published in this journal.
Authors are permitted and encouraged to deposit and disseminate their work on the Internet, for example, in institutional repositories, institutional websites, or personal websites before, during, and after the review and publication process, as this may foster scholarly exchange, increase the visibility of the work, and enable broader and faster dissemination of the published research.





