Criterios para evaluar aplicaciones para el aprendizaje de idiomas
Criteria for evaluating language learning applications
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https://doi.org/10.53732/rccsociales/03.01.2021.34Palabras clave:
TIC, teléfono móvil, educación, inglés, lengua, aprendizajeResumen
El uso de la tecnología no solamente cambió a los estudiantes de hoy en día, sino que ha redefinido los enfoques centrados en el alumno, así como el rol del docente ya que debemos reevaluar y adaptar nuestros enfoques para aprovechar la tecnología de una manera efectiva. Las aplicaciones de celular aportan la ventaja de estar disponibles “en todo momento y en todo lugar”, lo que hace especialmente atractivas para complementar la labor docente de múltiples maneras. El trabajo es parte de un estudio donde se evaluaron aplicaciones de celular para el aprendizaje de inglés. Para tal efecto, a través de una revisión de la literatura se establecieron los criterios e indicadores para evaluar dichas aplicaciones. Se diseñó una “rúbrica para revisión de aplicaciones de habilidades idiomáticas” que se enfoca en ocho dimensiones tanto instruccionales como también de diseño y funcionalidad (conexión curricular, autenticidad, retroalimentación, diferenciación, rendimiento, capacidad para compartir, amigabilidad y diseño atractivo). Este trabajo contribuye a la identificación de las características que una aplicación eficiente para el aprendizaje de idiomas debe poseer. Se recomienda que los docentes seleccionen aplicaciones que no solamente refuercen las habilidades idiomáticas, sino auténticas, flexibles, fáciles de utilizar con un diseño atractivo.
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Warschauer, M. y Kern, R. (2000). Network-based language teaching: Concepts and practice. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
Yaman, İ., y Ekmekçi, E. (2016). A Shift from CALL to MALL?. Participatory Educational Research, 4(2), 25-32.
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Canese, V., & Castillo Alvarenga, M. B. (2021). Criterios para evaluar aplicaciones para el aprendizaje de idiomas: Criteria for evaluating language learning applications. Revista científica En Ciencias Sociales - ISSN: 2708-0412, 3(1), 34–48. https://doi.org/10.53732/rccsociales/03.01.2021.34
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