913 resultados para Innovative education networking
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We present a purposeful initiative to open new grounds for teaching Geometrical Optics. It is based on the creation of an innovative education networking involving academic staff from three Spanish universities linked together around Optics. Nowadays, students demand online resources such as innovative multimedia tools for complementing the understanding of their studies. Geometrical Optics relies on basics of light phenomena like reflection and refraction and the use of simple optical elements such as mirrors, prisms, lenses, and fibers. The mathematical treatment is simple and the equations are not too complicated. But from our long time experience in teaching to undergraduate students, we realize that important concepts are missed by these students because they do not work ray tracing as they should do. Moreover, Geometrical Optics laboratory is crucial by providing many short Optics experiments and thus stimulating students interest in the study of such a topic. Multimedia applications help teachers to cover those student demands. In that sense, our educational networking shares and develops online materials based on 1) video-tutorials of laboratory experiences and of ray tracing exercises, 2) different online platforms for student self-examinations and 3) computer assisted geometrical optics exercises. That will result in interesting educational synergies and promote student autonomy for learning Optics.
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In recent years, coinciding with adjustments to the Bologna process, many European universities have attempted to improve their international profile by increasing course offerings in English. According to the Institute of International Education (IIE), Spain has notably increased its English-taught higher education programs, ranking fifth in the list of European countries by number of English-taught Master's programs in 2013. This article presents the goals and preliminary results of an on-going innovative education project (TechEnglish) that aims to promote course offerings in English at the Technical University of Madrid (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, UPM). The UPM is the oldest and largest of all Technical Universities in Spain. It offers graduate and postgraduate programs that cover all the engineering disciplines as well as architecture. Currently, the UPM has no specific bilingual/multilingual program to promote teaching in English, although there is an Educational Model Whitepaper (with a focus on undergraduate degrees) that promotes the development of activities like an International Semester or a unique shared curriculum. The TechEnglish project is an attempt to foster courses taught in English at 7 UPM Technical Schools, including students and 80 faculty members. Four tasks were identified: (1) to design a university wide framework to increase course offerings, (2) to identify administrative difficulties, (3) to increase visibility of courses offered, and (4) to disseminate the results of the project. First, to design a program we analyzed existing programs at other Spanish universities, and other projects and efforts already under way at the UPM. A total of 13 plans were analyzed and classified according to their relation with students (learning), professors (teaching), administration, course offerings, other actors/institutions within the university (e.g., language departments), funds and projects, dissemination activities, mobility plans and quality control. Second, to begin to identify administrative and organizational difficulties in the implementation of teaching in English, we first estimated the current and potential course offerings at the undergraduate level at the UPM using a survey (student, teacher and administrative demand, level of English and willingness to work in English). Third, to make the course offerings more attractive for both Spanish and international students we examined the way the most prestigious universities in Spain and in Europe try to improve the visibility of their academic offerings in English. Finally, to disseminate the results of the project we created a web page and a workspace on the Moodle education platform and prepared conferences and workshops within the UPM. Preliminary results show that increasing course offerings in English is an important step to promote the internationalization of the University. The main difficulties identified at the UPM were related to how to acknowledge/certify the departments, teachers or students involved in English courses, how students should register for the courses, how departments should split and schedule the courses (Spanish and English), and the lack of qualified personnel. A concerted effort could be made to increase the visibility of English-taught programs offered on-line.
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CubeSat platforms have become a de facto standard for universities willing to initiate space-technology activities with students. These small satellite platforms ease the implementation of hands-on education projects and opening the apertures of new research areas. Moreover, due to the limited volume (a 10 cm cube) and power (1 W), the application of imaginative solutions is mandatory. This leads to new innovation processes in the course of CubeSat projects. In this paper, we present a hands-on education project the aim of which is the specification, design, building and measurement of an antenna for communication between nanosatellites and, in particular, CubeSats. The project lies within the framework of ETSIT-UPM innovative education activities in the area of space technology, where students play a leading role in real engineering projects.
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La innovación educativa y la aplicación de las nuevas tecnologías de la comunicación también deben aplicarse en el campo de la investigación. La formación de nuevos investigadores debería aprovechar todos los recursos disponibles y basarse en las concepciones más modernas de la enseñanza. En esta comunicación se presenta un proyecto innovador para la formación de jóvenes investigadores en el campo de la biodiversidad de las lombrices de tierra (Oligoquetos), a partir del material científico procedente de proyectos de investigación y depositado en colecciones. El proyecto consiste en la edición de una página web en la que conviven los datos científicos y cursos de formación para jóvenes investigadores.
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Els autors participants en el projecte d???innovaci?? educativa ???1:1 un ordinador un alumne???, entre l???empresa Acer i l???European Schoolnet, cerquen interpretacions a les correlacions trobades entre els resultats de l???Informe PISA i les enquestes inicials, que es varen fer al professorat participant, a l???inici del projecte esmentat. En aquestes enquestes el professorat express?? els nivells de confian??a a l???hora d???emprar els ordinadors en educaci??.
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[EN]This work is part of a methodological renovation project from Ingeniería de Fabricación Innovative Education Group, from University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. It has developed learning materials for courses in Manufacturing Engineering that can be used in several degrees. The first learning material, it was decided to take a plastic injection mould as a teaching resource. Abundant information generated has been used to develop an interactive electronic publication. This learning material has been chosen by the Publishing and Scientific Diffusion Service from this University, as a new line of work in publications of educational innovation. The group is developing more training materials on other manufacturing processes as well as cross-contents dimensional tolerances in the ISO GPS system. All this work has generated a lot of educational resources for both laboratory practices and interactive multimedia documents.
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presente trabalho tem por finalidade refletir a educação matemática inserida em um momento em que emerge um novo paradigma que valoriza uma educação transdisciplinar. Tem como foco o educando em todos os seus aspectos: corporal, emocional, racional e espiritual. Partindo do princípio que se vive em um mundo globalizado, onde as informações processam-se no dia-a-dia com mais velocidade e que um dos responsáveis, por este acúmulo de informações, o computador, valoriza-se neste estudo esta tecnologia como estratégia para uma educação inovadora na aprendizagem matemática. Pesquisando-se a real necessidade, por parte dos alunos, em utilizar a informática dentro do ambiente escolar, questionase o fundamento da dificuldade e/ou resistência de educadores de uma escola pública da rede estadual do Estado de São Paulo em utilizar estas inovações tecnológicas, efetivamente o computador, como ferramenta importante na busca de uma educação significativa.(AU)
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presente trabalho tem por finalidade refletir a educação matemática inserida em um momento em que emerge um novo paradigma que valoriza uma educação transdisciplinar. Tem como foco o educando em todos os seus aspectos: corporal, emocional, racional e espiritual. Partindo do princípio que se vive em um mundo globalizado, onde as informações processam-se no dia-a-dia com mais velocidade e que um dos responsáveis, por este acúmulo de informações, o computador, valoriza-se neste estudo esta tecnologia como estratégia para uma educação inovadora na aprendizagem matemática. Pesquisando-se a real necessidade, por parte dos alunos, em utilizar a informática dentro do ambiente escolar, questionase o fundamento da dificuldade e/ou resistência de educadores de uma escola pública da rede estadual do Estado de São Paulo em utilizar estas inovações tecnológicas, efetivamente o computador, como ferramenta importante na busca de uma educação significativa.(AU)
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presente trabalho tem por finalidade refletir a educação matemática inserida em um momento em que emerge um novo paradigma que valoriza uma educação transdisciplinar. Tem como foco o educando em todos os seus aspectos: corporal, emocional, racional e espiritual. Partindo do princípio que se vive em um mundo globalizado, onde as informações processam-se no dia-a-dia com mais velocidade e que um dos responsáveis, por este acúmulo de informações, o computador, valoriza-se neste estudo esta tecnologia como estratégia para uma educação inovadora na aprendizagem matemática. Pesquisando-se a real necessidade, por parte dos alunos, em utilizar a informática dentro do ambiente escolar, questionase o fundamento da dificuldade e/ou resistência de educadores de uma escola pública da rede estadual do Estado de São Paulo em utilizar estas inovações tecnológicas, efetivamente o computador, como ferramenta importante na busca de uma educação significativa.(AU)
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Dissertação (mestrado)—Universidade de Brasília, Faculdade de Educação, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Educação, 2016.
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Report on the Shared Visions Preschool Program and the Early Elementary Innovative Grants administered by the Department of Education for the period July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2012
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The far-reaching, fast-moving changes –diffuse urbanisation, building infrastructure, moving away from agricultural space, etc.– suffered by the countryside in most European countries makes it important to have education about the countryside in place to help secondary students interpret their environment and assess the importance of managing the territory to achieve a medium ordered at human scale. The project «City, territory, countryside» is a set of materials for secondary level that aim for reflection on the countryside, work on basic competences and educating about civic-minded attitudes in students
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Blogging has become one of the key ingredients of the so-called socials networks. This phenomenon has indeed invaded the world of education. Connections between people, comments on each other posts, and assessment of innovation are usually interesting characteristics of blogs related to students and scholars. Blogs have become a kind of new form of authority, bringing about (divergent) discussions which lead to creation of knowledge. The use of blogs as an innovative, educational tool is not at all new. However, their use in universities is not very widespread yet. Blogging for personal affairs is rather commonplace, but blogging for professional affairs – teaching, research and service, is scarce, despite the availability of ready-to-use, free tools. Unfortunately, Information Society has not reached yet enough some universities: not only are (student) blogs scarcely used as an educational tool, but it is quite rare to find a blog written by University professors. The Institute of Computational Chemistry of the University of Girona and the Department of Chemistry of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona has joined forces to create “InnoCiència”, a new Group on Digital Science Communitation. This group, formed by ca. ten researchers, has promoted the use of blogs, twitters. wikis and other tools of Web 2.0 in activities in Catalonia concerning the dissemination of Science, like Science Week, Open Day or Researchers’ Night. Likewise, its members promote use of social networking tools in chemistry- and communication-related courses. This communication explains the outcome of social-network experiences with teaching undergraduate students and organizing research communication events. We provide live, hands-on examples and interactive ground to show how blogs and twitters can be used to enhance the yield of teaching and research. Impact of blogging and other social networking tools on the outcome of the learning process is very depending on the target audience and the environmental conditions. A few examples are provided and some proposals to use these techniques efficiently to help students are hinted