Design of a pedagogical model to promote knowledge generation in virtual communities

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This article presents a pedagogical model specifically designed to encourage the generation of shared knowledge among participants in a virtual community and the process followed to develop it. The model is based on three pillars: 1 structured learning resources that allow individual and collaborative work by the user; 2 game mechanics that increase participation in the community; 3 dynamisation of the community by the community manager or facilitator. The model was developed starting with a literature review of open learning systems, and specifically, massive online open courses. This review served as a basis to design a specific tool to assess these courses and identify best practices. The tool was subjected to an inter-rater evaluation process prior to its application.
Indra Sistemas, S.A.
Depto. de Estudios Educativos
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