Estrategias de aprendizaje autónomo en entornos semipresenciales: evaluación de recursos polimedia

This article analyses the expertise of primary school teachers in the development of virtual environments with the use of polymedia resources, applying the flipped classroom model. A Design-Based Research paradigm was followed to propose new materials, analyse their use and assess whether they facilitate teaching, improve academic outcomes and promote self-regulated learning. To find out the students' assessment of this experience, a survey (Likert scale and open-ended questions) was designed, and interviews were conducted with teachers who had taught using these materials. Among the most notable conclusions, it was confirmed that polymedia materials constitute a significant support for blended learning, facilitating students' self-regulated learning and the teaching process.

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Aula de Encuentro
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2025-07-18
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https://doi.org/10.17561/ae.v27n1.9517
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Educational Innovations and Technology
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Estrategias de aprendizaje autónomo en entornos semipresenciales: evaluación de recursos polimedia

Ma Luisa García Hernández, Mónica Porto Currás
Aula de Encuentro
Educational Innovations and Technology
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Estrategias de aprendizaje autónomo en entornos semipresenciales: evaluación de recursos polimedia

Ma Luisa García Hernández, Mónica Porto Currás
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This article analyses the expertise of primary school teachers in the development of virtual environments with the use of polymedia resources, applying the flipped classroom model. A Design-Based Research paradigm was followed to propose new materials, analyse their use and assess whether they facilitate teaching, improve academic outcomes and promote self-regulated learning. To find out the students' assessment of this experience, a survey (Likert scale and open-ended questions) was designed, and interviews were conducted with teachers who had taught using these materials. Among the most notable conclusions, it was confirmed that polymedia materials constitute a significant support for blended learning, facilitating students' self-regulated learning and the teaching process.

Aula de EncuentroVol. 27(1)
Universidad de Murcia (ES)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Educational Innovations and Technology
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