Lista de comprobación de calidad de un Recurso Educativo Abierto
Translated title | Checklist for evaluating OER quality |
Published | 5 May 2020 |
Type of work | Checklist |
Publisher | Cedec: Centro Nacional de Desarrollo Curricular en Sistemas no Propietarios |
Country | Spain, Europe |
ABSTRACT
Los docentes siempre han compartido sus recursos e ideas con los colegas de profesión, bien en forma de sencillos consejos y comentarios en la sala de profesores, compartiendo materiales educativos de referencia o mostrando materiales de elaboración propia. Pero la presencia de materiales digitales confeccionados por docentes ocupa un espacio cada vez mayor en la Red por las facilidades que diversas aplicaciones y entornos ofrecen, asà como por la urgencia que imprime el momento que estamos viviendo. Sin embargo, ¿qué diferencia un Recurso Educativo Abierto (REA) de cualquier otro material que circula por Internet?Los REA son contenidos de uso educativo que han sido publicados con licencia libre lo cual permite su reutilización, adaptación al aula, modificación y difusión gratis en la comunidad educativa. Suponen por lo tanto un paso más allá de los materiales tradicionales ya que que mediante su uso, modificación, difusión y mejora podemos adaptar el contenido de nuestra materia a nuestro alumnado, de manera completamente competencial y mediante el uso de las TecnologÃas de la Información y de la Comunicación.
Keywords | REA · OER · evaluation · quality |
Language | Spanish |
Rights | CC BY-SA |
URL | https://cedec.intef.es/lista-de-comprobacion-de-calidad-de-un-recurso-educativo-abierto/ |
Export options | BibTex · EndNote · Tagged XML · Google Scholar |
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