Metodologías colaborativas en la Web 2.0 : el reto educativo de la Universidad
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El cambio en la Educación Superior
provocada por las TIC tiene un reflejo
evidente en las metodologías en el
aula universitaria. Las posibilidades
tecnológicas y de fácil acceso a Internet
y a la información permiten que tanto
docentes como alumnos compartan
espacios de la propia universidad en
entornos ubicuos, facilitando el e-learning
y blended learning. Las redes sociales como Facebook, Youtube y otras redes sociales
han entrado en el aula universitaria,
tanto de forma individual como grupal.
Este artículo recoge los resultados de la
investigación cuyo objetivo ha pretendido
identificar metodologías colaborativas
en la Web 2.0 de las universidades de
Cádiz, Huelva y Sevilla, para ello se
utilizó un método mixto cuantitativocualitativo
basado en una encuesta a la
que respondieron 537 alumnos de las
universidades objeto de estudio, por otro
lado, se desarrollaron focus group en cada
una de las universidades objeto de estudio,
en la que participaron 20 docentes. Los
resultados obtenidos muestran que
las metodologías colaborativas en la
universidad están muy bien consideradas
entre el alumnado, y los alumnos las
utilizan para realizar trabajos en equipo,
de la misma forma consideran que las
redes sociales mejoran la coordinación
entre los miembros del equipo y entre
estos y los docentes. Sin embargo, estas
metodologías colaborativas en la Web 2.0
no se utilizan y apenas se utilizan a través
de las herramientas de la Web 2.0. En la
misma dirección se muestran que tanto
docentes como alumnos universitarios
consideran las redes sociales como
excelentes para la colaboración entre
los alumnos y entre estos y los propios
docentes.
The change in higher education caused of ICT have a clear reflection on the methodologies in the university classroom. The technological opportunities and of the easy access to the Internet and information allows both teachers and students to share spaces of the university as ubiquitous environments, facilitating e-learning and blended learning. Social networks such as Facebook, Youtube and other social networks have arrival to the university classroom, both individually and in groups. We present in this paper the results of study whose aim has sought to identify collaborative methodologies in Web 2.0 from the universities of Cadiz, Huelva and Seville. We use a quantitative and qualitative mixed method based on a survey which was responded by 537 students from universities under study. Moreover, it was developed a Focus Group at each university under study, which involved 20 teachers. The results show that collaborative methodologies in university are highly regarded among team members and between them and teachers. However, these collaborative methodologies in Web 2.0 are not used and are hardly used through Web 2.0 tools. In the same direction it is shown that both teachers and university students consider social networks as excellent for collaboration among students and between students and teachers themselves.
The change in higher education caused of ICT have a clear reflection on the methodologies in the university classroom. The technological opportunities and of the easy access to the Internet and information allows both teachers and students to share spaces of the university as ubiquitous environments, facilitating e-learning and blended learning. Social networks such as Facebook, Youtube and other social networks have arrival to the university classroom, both individually and in groups. We present in this paper the results of study whose aim has sought to identify collaborative methodologies in Web 2.0 from the universities of Cadiz, Huelva and Seville. We use a quantitative and qualitative mixed method based on a survey which was responded by 537 students from universities under study. Moreover, it was developed a Focus Group at each university under study, which involved 20 teachers. The results show that collaborative methodologies in university are highly regarded among team members and between them and teachers. However, these collaborative methodologies in Web 2.0 are not used and are hardly used through Web 2.0 tools. In the same direction it is shown that both teachers and university students consider social networks as excellent for collaboration among students and between students and teachers themselves.
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Rodrigo Cano, D., Aguaded Gómez, J.I., García Moro, F.J.: "Metodologías colaborativas en la Web 2.0 : el reto educativo de la Universidad". REDU. Revista de Docencia Universitaria. Vol. 17(1), págs. 229-244. ISSN 1887-4592














