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<p>La enseñanza inclusiva implica que los docentes reconozcan las capacidades, la diversidad y los limites de cada unos de sus estudiantes. Desde el inicio de la contingencia del COVID-19 se pidió inmediatamente a los docentes que pusieran en práctica modalidades de educación a distancia, a menudo sin suficiente orientación, capacitación o recursos. Bajo este contexto, el objetivo del presente trabajo es analizar los retos docentes en educación inclusiva como el teletrabajo docente y el reto de atender en conjunto con los padres los aprendizajes de sus alumnos a nivel de educación básica. Para ello, se diseñó y se aplicó una encuesta sobre dichos retos en la educación inclusiva en México. Enseguida se comentan los principales hallazgos en la sección de resultados. Finalmente, se presenta las conclusiones y trabajos futuros de la presente investigación.</p>

In video games, the evaluation of the user experience (UX) mainly refers to two main groups of aspects, those that refer to the player that is mainly oriented to make the player feel good while playing and those that refer to the video game that is oriented to make the video game easy to understand and play. The aspects considered that are related to the player are engagement, enjoyment, and flow; the aspects related to video game, usability, and dependability. Virtual reality environments today have changed the paradigm in various fields of application, such as health, education, entertainment, among others. Therefore, it is important to observe the effects of handedness with hand movements in virtual reality environments. This work proposes a model to evaluate and improve the user experience considering player and video game aspects, taking into account handedness with hand movements in virtual reality environments. Player and video game aspects can be added to evaluations of the effect of handedness, especially in virtual reality environments, in order to know the user’s behavior in terms of skill, performance, and accuracy, among other features by using a particular hand to perform specific tasks. Next, a case study is presented with two groups of users using a virtual reality environment to perform several user tasks considering the dominant and non-dominant hand. By evaluating the user tasks it is possible to know the levels of engagement, enjoyment, motivation, and usability in a virtual reality environment. Finally, an analysis of results is presented in which several improvements of UX are presented.