CoVId-proof: cómo el aprendizaje basado en proyectos ha soportado el confinamiento
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Las universidades han sido sometidas a una prueba de estrés, con una migración a
remoto de toda la actividad. En el mundo educativo, los resultados han sido muy dispares, dependiendo del nivel educativo, de las materias, de las metodologías utilizadas, de las competencias
digitales docentes y genéricas de los profesores, y de las competencias digitales y del entorno
personal de los estudiantes, entre otros factores. En este artículo mostramos nuestra experiencia con
la metodología de aprendizaje basado en proyectos (AbP) utilizada en cuarto curso del grado de
Ingeniería Multimedia de la Universidad de Alicante. Podemos afirmar que esta metodología ha
soportado con éxito el confinamiento. describimos nuestra experiencia para que pueda ser adaptada
y probada en otras situaciones. haría falta profundizar en el análisis para establecer si los resultados
pueden ser extrapolables a otras experiencias de AbP, a otras metodologías activas, incluso a esta
propia propuesta remota desde el principio, sin meses previos de presencialidad
. Universities have been subjected to a stress test, with a migration to remote of all their activity. In the educational sector, the results have been very varied, depending on the level of education, the subjects, the methodologies used, the teaching and generic digital competences of the teachers, and the digital competences and personal environment of the students, among other factors. In this article we show our experience with the methodology of project-based learning (PbL) used in the fourth year of the degree of Multimedia Engineering at the University of Alicante. We can say that this methodology has successfully supported lockdown. We describe our experience so that it can be adapted and tested in other situations. It would be necessary to further analyze to establish if the results can be extrapolated to other experiences of PbL, to other active methodologies, even to this own remote proposal from the beginning, without a previous period of presence
. Universities have been subjected to a stress test, with a migration to remote of all their activity. In the educational sector, the results have been very varied, depending on the level of education, the subjects, the methodologies used, the teaching and generic digital competences of the teachers, and the digital competences and personal environment of the students, among other factors. In this article we show our experience with the methodology of project-based learning (PbL) used in the fourth year of the degree of Multimedia Engineering at the University of Alicante. We can say that this methodology has successfully supported lockdown. We describe our experience so that it can be adapted and tested in other situations. It would be necessary to further analyze to establish if the results can be extrapolated to other experiences of PbL, to other active methodologies, even to this own remote proposal from the beginning, without a previous period of presence







