Integration of Information and Communication Technologies into the teaching-learning process in face-to-face and distance modalities
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ICT integration, teaching-learning process, face-to-face modality, distance modeAbstract
Introduction: Education is challenged to incorporate technologies to the teaching-learning process. The Universidad de las Ciencias Informáticas develops several research projects that address the integration of Information and Communication Technologies to the teaching-learning process in face-to-face and distance modalities.
Objective: To present scientific results to contribute to the integration of Information and Communication Technologies to the teaching-learning process in face-to-face and distance modalities.
Methods: Theoretical, empirical and mathematical-statistical. For each context or problem studied, a research problem is defined and a solution is proposed, based on the elaboration of integration models, actions and strategies.
Results: A model of integration of educational free software to the teaching-learning process of artificial intelligence and a strategy for its implementation; actions for the development of interactivity in distance education, which contribute to the preparation of the teacher-tutor for this modality; a set of experiences in the integration of technologies in the teaching-learning process, developed within the framework of research projects attached to the Centro de Innovación y Calidad de la Educación.
Conclusions: The indicators for measuring the impact of these results have been satisfactorily implemented in the contexts for which they were developed.Downloads
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