Un modelo de calidad para la mejora continua del aprendizaje en las carreras tecnológicas
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2022-12
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AJEA- Actas de Jornadas y Eventos Académicos de UTN
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En el mundo crece constantemente desde hace años la demanda de profesionales de las tecnologías de
información (IT, por sus siglas en inglés) y en estos tiempos de pandemia/pospandemia se vio incrementada debido a la transformación de las condiciones de trabajo y la necesidad de digitalización y deslocalización de los servicios de las mismas empresas. La gran demanda laboral de profesionales IT, se encuentra en constante expansión y muy lejos de ser satisfecha, o por lo menos así lo demuestra la abundante información que continuamente circula por diarios, revistas digitales, noticias de TV, internet, etc. Donde con frecuencia se nos informa que año a año hay un gran número de puestos de trabajo vinculados al sector IT que quedaron sin cubrir. Nos preguntamos entonces: ¿Por qué, las carreras relacionadas con la IT no desbordan de estudiantes? ¿Por qué es tan bajo el número de estudiantes que egresan? El modelo de calidad que proponemos, nos invita a repensar los componentes esenciales del proceso enseñanza/aprendizaje. Cuando hablamos de calidad educativa, a menudo la atención se dirige al rendimiento de los estudiantes, lo que a nuestro criterio resulta por lo menos incompleto, dado que la calidad en este sentido debiera ser el resultado de evaluar todos los componentes involucrados, incluido el proceso mismo. Planteamos entonces la necesidad de un concepto de calidad holístico, es decir, una guía para medir y mejorar todos los componentes, incluyendo la perspectiva y la demanda de todos los interesados. El modelo EDPC (Estudiante-Docente-Proceso-Contenido) se centra en los componentes básicos e indispensables y se ocupa de conocer y satisfacer a quienes participan del proceso enseñanza-aprendizaje, pero también a quienes esperan a nuestros profesionales egresados para contratarlos, esto resulta esencial para cubrir la brecha entre la oferta y la demanda laboral existente. En el mundo, diversos estudios proponen retroalimentación personalizada de datos los trayectos de los y las estudiantes y detectan factores que afectan de manera positiva y negativa. Conocer el efecto que nuestra docencia tiene en el proceso de enseñanza/aprendizaje de los estudiantes y hacerlo visible, constituye un marco de referencia innegable. Los estudios y las investigaciones pueden provenir de ciudades y culturas diferentes, pero nos interesa todo lo que sucede en la educación como fenómeno global y fundamentalmente en nuestro ambiente de trabajo más próximo, comenzando por el aula (presencial o virtual), nuestra institución, nuestra comunidad, etc.
In the world, the demand for information technology (IT) professionals has been growing steadily for years and in these times of pandemic/post-pandemic it has increased due to the transformation of working conditions and the need for digitization and relocation of the services of the same companies. The great labor demand for IT professionals is constantly expanding and far from being satisfied, or at least this is demonstrated by the abundant information that continuously circulates through newspapers, digital magazines, TV news, the Internet, etc. Where we are often informed that year after year there are a large number of jobs linked to the IT sector that remain unfilled. We ask ourselves then: Why are IT-related careers not overflowing with students? Why is the number of graduating students so low? The quality model that we propose invites us to rethink the essential components of the teaching/learning process. When we talk about educational quality, attention is often directed at student performance, which in our opinion is at least incomplete, since quality in this sense should be the result of evaluating all the components involved, including the educational process. same. We therefore propose the need for a holistic quality concept, that is, a guide to measure and improve all components, including the perspective and demand of all stakeholders. The EDPC model (Student-Teacher-Process-Content) focuses on the basic and essential components and deals with knowing and satisfying those who participate in the teaching-learning process, but also those who wait for our graduate professionals to hire them, this results essential to cover the gap between existing labor supply and demand. In the world, various studies propose personalized data feedback on student journeys and detect factors that affect them positively and negatively. Knowing the effect that our teaching has on the teaching/learning process of students and making it visible constitutes an undeniable frame of reference. Studies and research may come from different cities and cultures, but we are interested in everything that happens in education as a global phenomenon and fundamentally in our closest work environment, starting with the classroom (face-to-face or virtual), our institution, our community etc.
In the world, the demand for information technology (IT) professionals has been growing steadily for years and in these times of pandemic/post-pandemic it has increased due to the transformation of working conditions and the need for digitization and relocation of the services of the same companies. The great labor demand for IT professionals is constantly expanding and far from being satisfied, or at least this is demonstrated by the abundant information that continuously circulates through newspapers, digital magazines, TV news, the Internet, etc. Where we are often informed that year after year there are a large number of jobs linked to the IT sector that remain unfilled. We ask ourselves then: Why are IT-related careers not overflowing with students? Why is the number of graduating students so low? The quality model that we propose invites us to rethink the essential components of the teaching/learning process. When we talk about educational quality, attention is often directed at student performance, which in our opinion is at least incomplete, since quality in this sense should be the result of evaluating all the components involved, including the educational process. same. We therefore propose the need for a holistic quality concept, that is, a guide to measure and improve all components, including the perspective and demand of all stakeholders. The EDPC model (Student-Teacher-Process-Content) focuses on the basic and essential components and deals with knowing and satisfying those who participate in the teaching-learning process, but also those who wait for our graduate professionals to hire them, this results essential to cover the gap between existing labor supply and demand. In the world, various studies propose personalized data feedback on student journeys and detect factors that affect them positively and negatively. Knowing the effect that our teaching has on the teaching/learning process of students and making it visible constitutes an undeniable frame of reference. Studies and research may come from different cities and cultures, but we are interested in everything that happens in education as a global phenomenon and fundamentally in our closest work environment, starting with the classroom (face-to-face or virtual), our institution, our community etc.
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Modelo, Calidad educativa, Proceso, Enseñanza/Aprendizaje, Prácticas educativas abiertas, Model, Educational quality, Process, Teaching/Learning, Open educational practices
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Jornadas de Ciencia y Tecnología 2022
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