Curricular Proposal on a Blended Approach and an Informative Multimedia for Didactic Resources for the Teaching of English Course
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https://doi.org/10.15359/ree.23-3.11Keywords:
Design, blended approach, curricular proposal, multimedia, ICTAbstract
This research conducted in order to design a curricular proposal for the course Didactic Resources for the Teaching of English, based on a blended approach and informative multimedia. The methodology was structured in two stages: the construction of a new curricular proposal to conduct a blended course based on the conceptualization and design of technological resources; also, the production of informative multimedia for the implementation of didactic technological resources according to the curricular proposal. A process of evaluation research was carried out to validate the proposal and evaluate the multimedia; for that reason, a Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats analysis (for students taking the course at the moment) and two questionnaires (for English and Graphic Arts professors) were used for the data collection. The analysis identified that the curricular proposal has a series of strengths and opportunities. Likewise, the multimedia material is considered to be a relevant didactic tool for the inclusion of ICT in English teaching. Therefore, the research process showed the accomplishment of an effective new design for a curricular proposal based on a blended approach; it also showed that the multimedia represented an innovation form for the didactic resources implemented in the English learning process.
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