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La Unidad Pedagógica de la Facultad de Ciencias Económicas de la UNLP llevó adelante un trabajo colaborativo con los docentes de la casa durante la migración forzosa de la presencialidad a la virtualidad de la enseñanza en el contexto de la pandemia de Covid19. Este acompañamiento se realizó a través de acciones que incluyeron la realización de una encuesta que registró las inquietudes de los docentes en torno a la virtualización y en base a su experiencia del primer semestre. Los resultados se utilizaron para crear tres talleres para abordar los núcleos centrales emergentes, ligados al acompañamiento de los estudiantes del primer año, la mediación tecnológica de contenidos y actividades y la evaluación virtual. Los lineamientos que orientaron el diseño de los talleres se vinculan con la potencialidad de la mediación educativa a través de las TIC, concebir el binomio sincrónico /asincrónico como un continuo de interacción que debe pensarse en términos de andamiaje, asà como re-pensar la relación entre enseñanza y evaluación para el diseño de evaluaciones. Este trabajo presenta los emergentes de la encuesta inicial, lineamientos de corte socioconstructivista desde los cuales se idearon los talleres, asà como los contenidos y orientaciones abordados en cada uno de ellos. The Pedagogic Unit of the Economics School at the University of La Plata worked collaboratively with higher education teachers of the School to migrate teaching to virtualization within COVID 19 context. This collaborative work took place through actions that included, among other, an initial survey to register teachers´concerns about the process of virtualization, based on their experience during the first semester in pandemia. Survey’s results were used as input to create workshops for teachers at the School of Economics that looked for attending the emergent concerns. These workshops focused on strategies to scaffold first year students' experience during virtualization; the possibilities of technological mediation of disciplinary content/ learning activities and virtual evaluation. The guidelines that oriented workshops design are related to the potential of TIC to mediate educational processes, the synchronous and asynchronous modes of teaching as a continuum that supports interactions and scalffolding and to re-think about the relationship between teaching and evaluation. This paper presents the results of the initial survey; the guidelines from a socio constructivist perspective that were used to create the workshops as well as the subjects and orientations addressed.
Virtual educational practices, Evaluación, Interaction, Synchronous and asynchronous modes of teaching, Migración obligatoria, Digitalization of teaching, Formación docente continua, Assessment, Scaffolding, Binomio sincrónico-asincrónico, Andamiaje, Ongoing teacher education, Prácticas educativas virtuales, Interacción
Virtual educational practices, Evaluación, Interaction, Synchronous and asynchronous modes of teaching, Migración obligatoria, Digitalization of teaching, Formación docente continua, Assessment, Scaffolding, Binomio sincrónico-asincrónico, Andamiaje, Ongoing teacher education, Prácticas educativas virtuales, Interacción
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