Bersatide: una herramienta web para generar diseños educativos basados en los principios del CSCL
Keywords:
CSCL, Perfil Formativo CSCL, BersatideAbstract
El diseño de escenarios de aprendizaje colaborativo apoyado por ordenadores constituye una gran dificultad para el profesorado universitario. Este tipo de planteamientos requieren de una planificación exhaustiva en la que múltiples factores deben tenerse en cuenta. Tras el análisis profundo durante seis cursos académicos de dos estudios de caso dentro del ámbito universitario, presentamos Bersatide (Best practices collaborative design editor) una herramienta web que permite generar escenarios educativos basados en los principios del Computer Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL). Bersatide ha surgido de la experiencia acumulada dentro del grupo transdisciplinar GSIC-EMIC, y constituye un conjunto de buenas prácticas aplicables a la hora de implementar un proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje colaborativo. La herramienta guía al profesorado a través de los puntos críticos a tener en cuenta, devolviendo un diseño completo acompañado de recomendaciones para su puesta en práctica. Esta herramienta se enmarca dentro de la propuesta de solución tecnológica completa para espacios CSCL en la que estamos trabajando en la actualidad.Downloads
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