6 research outputs found
Leihoa: una ventana a la realidad aumentada en educación infantil
[ES]Los avances en las tecnologÃas están produciendo un importante impacto en la educación. El presente trabajo presenta una aplicación educativa que utiliza la realidad aumentada para iniciar en la lectura y en la numeración a la vez que trabaja diverso vocabulario en Euskera e Inglés organizado en centros de interés. El proyecto fomenta las capacidades para un aprendizaje autónomo mediante la exploración e indagación y sus caracterÃsticas de interactividad, adaptabilidad de contenidos, autoevaluación asà como la utilización de estÃmulos multisensoriales hacen de esta propuesta una interesante vÃa para el desarrollo y aprendizaje en la etapa de Educación Infantil
Enhancing social science learning with augmented reality for primary students in a CLIL context
Learning content through a second language is a challenging task for both students and teachers. Previous research has shown that information and communication technologies (ICT) such as Augmented Reality (AR) can facilitate content learning. This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of using Augmented Reality (AR) technology in teaching Social Science in a Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) context for primary education students. The study was conducted with sixth-year primary students in a state-subsidized school in Bizkaia, Spain. Several sessions using AR to work on content about economic sectors have been implemented. Additionally, some questionnaires based on previous experiences have been designed to gather data on students' current use of technology along with students’ and teachers’ opinions on using AR as a teaching tool after the sessions. Results showed a positive impact on student learning outcomes since after the brief AR intervention students improved significantly in most of the activities and, particularly, in vocabulary-related and content comprehension activities. Both students and teachers expressed favourable opinions towards using AR in the classroom
An experience on the use of ChatGPT as an educational tool for creating primary EFL classroom materials and activities: pre-service teachers’ perceptions and experts’ opinions
CapÃtulo de libro pre-printThe present study was conducted in a Teaching Faculty in Spain to answer the following question: Can ChatGPT assist teachers in creating pedagogical proposals and produce practical educational activities/materials? The experiment involved a total of 121 third-grade students enrolled in a foreign language teaching (FLT) course, who were required to create communicative (CLT) activities and materials for a flipped classroom (FC) lesson using ChatGPT as an assistant and then record
the commands fed. Later, they answered a questionnaire (1-10 scale) on the usefulness of the tool and the modifications they made to the proposal generated by ChatGPT. Additionally, students evaluated whether the tool could substitute for the teacher's job and whether they would use it in their future teaching. The questionnaire also included open questions on the pros and cons of using the tool along with some ethical issues regarding authorship. Statistical tests and qualitative analyses were performed on the data. Finally, the students' creations' appropriateness and practicality were measured by an experts' committee. Results suggest that ChatGPT may be a useful tool for material design and
lesson planning, although potential problems regarding authorship and pedagogical issues were identified both by the participant students and the expert evaluators, as we will explain later on.
In what follows, we will review existing literature on the use of artificial intelligence and its benefits for education, examples of experiences with ChatGPT and issues related to plagiarism. We will then present the objectives and methodology followed for the present study. Besides, results will be described and discussed, as well as some conclusions derived from the findings
Application of Cognitive Techniques to Adaptive Routing for VANETs in City Environments
The evolution of smart vehicles has widened the application opportunities for vehicular ad hoc networks.
In this context, the routing issue is still one of the main challenges regarding the performance of the network.Although there are multiple ad hoc routing proposals, the traditional general–purpose approaches do not fit the distinctive properties of vehicular network environments. New routing strategies must complement the existing protocols to improve their performance in vehicular scenarios. This paper introduces a novel intelligent routing technique that makes decisions in order to adaptively adjust its operation and obtain a global benefit. The nodes sense the network locally and collect information to feed the cognitive module that will select the best routing strategy, without the need for additional protocol message dissemination or convergence mechanism
Una experiencia de aplicación de Realidad Aumentada para el Aprendizaje del Inglés en Educación Infantil
The current study presents an educational
experience using augmented reality technology which aims to
improve vocabulary acquisition and grammatical structures in
English while introducing curricular contents of emotional
intelligence in a CLIL approach. The presented Didactic Unit
incorporates Augmented Reality activities to encourage
autonomous learning through exploration which also include
self-evaluation. The proposal incorporates images and audio to
facilitate content learning and introduce phonetics from the
Infant Education stage using narrations and songs. The
evaluation that has taken place in six different classrooms points
out a very positive acceptance of the methodology by the students.
Besides, the learning results have significantly improved, which
may be, to some extent, related to the used methodology.El presente trabajo presenta una experiencia
educativa que utiliza la realidad aumentada para mejorar la
adquisición de vocabulario y estructuras gramaticales de la
lengua inglesa a la vez que trabaja contenidos curriculares
relacionados con la inteligencia emocional según el enfoque
AICLE. La Unidad Didáctica que se presenta utiliza actividades
de realidad aumentada que promueven el aprendizaje autónomo
mediante la exploración e indagación y que adicionalmente
incorporan autoevaluación. En la propuesta se utilizan
imágenes y audio para facilitar la comprensión de los contenidos
y se trabajan aspectos fonológicos de la lengua desde la etapa de
Educación Infantil a través de narraciones y canciones. La
evaluación realizada en seis diferentes grupos muestra una
valoración muy positiva por parte de los alumnos de la
metodologÃa y los resultados evidencian una mejora de los
resultados de aprendizaje que podrÃa en cierto modo, atribuirse a
la metodologÃa utilizada.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
Sustainable development goals in the English classroom: tell me a different story
This study aims to present the results of the pilot project STOIRES+i3, an action research that infuses the sustainable development goals (SDGs) of the United Nations’ Agenda 2030 into academics and the teacher training curriculum, via active methodologies (Project-Based Learning, PBL; and Research-Based Learning, RBL, mainly) and with storytelling as backbone. The project was developed by the five professors in the Foreign Language (FL) Minor of the Faculty of Education of Bilbao at the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU). The participants were undergraduates who were given the task of carrying out research to develop a collection of didactic resources and to produce a storytelling video to present it to the faculty in a poster session. The teaching methodology involved an introductory workshop by experts on the field and RBL activities through the seminars of the subjects, with emphasis on academic oral/written communication. Results of the students’ evaluation evidence the irrefutable benefits of the project for their learning process, as reflected by their increased awareness and motivation to work on the SDGs; a higher developed competence to select, design and implement didactic resources and techniques; the notable improvement of their communicative competence in English and French; and the gaining of higher-order skills such as critical thinking, creativity or team work, among others