2019
DOI: 10.21503/hamu.v6i3.1841
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Del aula a la escuela en línea universal: Dimensiones temáticas en canales de Youtube

Abstract: La educación informal en redes sociales es un hecho reciente y creciente en la era de la información ubicua y digital. Un contexto que requiere, por parte del entorno pedagógico institucional, atender a las nuevas dinámicas de enseñanza y aprendizaje, más allá del empleo instrumental de las tecnologías en el aula. Partiendo de esta panorámica mediática actual, el estudio pretende acentuar las dimensiones temáticas educativas referentes y frecuentes en YouTube, así como detectar y plantear nuevos entorn… Show more

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“…The classification of the contents from education channels is very diverse and complex as, on one hand, there are many themes that allow users to consult different contents (Vizcaíno-Verdú, & Contreras-Pulido, 2019), and on the other, the children and youth trust these videos as means for learning and entertainment (Draus, Curran & Trempus, 2014). However, according to Dubovi and Tabak (2019), the educational videos that are watched by children can be classified into three types of learning: informational learning, related with information search; procedural learning, videos that help to solve specific problems which require to follow certain steps; or proceduralconceptual learning, which focus on the development of intellectual skills, that is the rarest form of YouTube learning…”
Section: A Youtube As An Alternative Education Channelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The classification of the contents from education channels is very diverse and complex as, on one hand, there are many themes that allow users to consult different contents (Vizcaíno-Verdú, & Contreras-Pulido, 2019), and on the other, the children and youth trust these videos as means for learning and entertainment (Draus, Curran & Trempus, 2014). However, according to Dubovi and Tabak (2019), the educational videos that are watched by children can be classified into three types of learning: informational learning, related with information search; procedural learning, videos that help to solve specific problems which require to follow certain steps; or proceduralconceptual learning, which focus on the development of intellectual skills, that is the rarest form of YouTube learning…”
Section: A Youtube As An Alternative Education Channelmentioning
confidence: 99%