Innovación Educativa y Evaluación 360° en Entornos Inmersivos: Diseño del Prototipo DRV-FDU
Innovación Educativa y Evaluación 360° en Entornos Inmersivos: Diseño del Prototipo DRV-FDU
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.3561626190513
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Palavras-chave: Realidad Virtual Inmersiva (RVI), Debriefing reflexivo, Evaluación 360, Innovación educativa
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Keywords: Immersive Virtual Reality (IVR), Reflective debriefing, 360-degree evaluation, Educational innovation
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Abstract: This chapter describes the design of a DRV-FDU protocol as a proposal for educational innovation aimed at strengthening university teacher training through the use of Immersive Virtual Reality (IVR). Its pedagogical core centers on structured reflective debriefing, designed to bridge the gap between the technological experience and deep learning. The proposal emphasizes that immersion alone does not guarantee educational outcomes without adequate post-immersion mediation. Methodologically, the protocol integrates Design Thinking with PDSA cycles, taking the form of a kit that includes guides, quantitative rubrics, and worksheets. The process is organized into five key phases: decompression, analytical reconstruction, theory-practice connection, self-regulated engagement, and transferable synthesis. This approach seeks to transform experience into assessable evidence, enabling teachers to analyze their decisions, foster self-regulation, and ensure the transfer of learning to real educational contexts.
- Pilar Jara-Coatt
- Yoseline Páez-Bustamante
- Fabiola Sáez-Delgado
- Paula Correa-Gutiérrez