2023
DOI: 10.29263/lar10.2023.01
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Educación jurídica e innovación tecnológica: un ensayo crítico

Abstract: El artículo se divide en tres partes. En la primera, describo tres de las respuestas más frecuentes a la pregunta: ¿por qué es necesario, importante o urgente que se incorpore la innovación tecnológica en la educación jurídica? Las primeras dos respuestas están relacionadas directamente con agentes del mercado que demandan educación jurídica: los estudiantes de derecho y las firmas de abogados. Por un lado, la bibliografía jurídica que se ocupa de este tema argumenta que las facultades de derecho deben innovar… Show more

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“…Specifically, I will argue that the reasons cited -and criticized -by Bonilla for the importance of embracing technology in education, such as the claim that technology better responds to differences in learning style than do traditional forms of instruction, and the attendant suggestion that technology demands that schools embrace modernity or be left behind in antediluvian despair, 8 are specious, but for different reasons than those Bonilla identifies. Specifically, I will insist that technology should be embraced as a positive good in legal education (and, by extension, in legal practice) when it builds upon other innovations in the science of learning, namely the neuroscience of learning, which teaches that people learn in ways that are more similar than they are different, and that what technology offers is, thus, as much a matter of putting old wine (pedagogical techniques) into new bottles (technological applications) as anything else.…”
Section: Digital Learning -Claims and Questionsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Specifically, I will argue that the reasons cited -and criticized -by Bonilla for the importance of embracing technology in education, such as the claim that technology better responds to differences in learning style than do traditional forms of instruction, and the attendant suggestion that technology demands that schools embrace modernity or be left behind in antediluvian despair, 8 are specious, but for different reasons than those Bonilla identifies. Specifically, I will insist that technology should be embraced as a positive good in legal education (and, by extension, in legal practice) when it builds upon other innovations in the science of learning, namely the neuroscience of learning, which teaches that people learn in ways that are more similar than they are different, and that what technology offers is, thus, as much a matter of putting old wine (pedagogical techniques) into new bottles (technological applications) as anything else.…”
Section: Digital Learning -Claims and Questionsmentioning
confidence: 98%