Validación del software educativo Poliestudio 1.0: informe de investigación
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15359/ree.13-2.3Keywords:
software validation, computational tool, teaching, polynomial expressionsAbstract
PoliEstudio 1.0 is a computational tool, with free license, created to work with polynomial expressions in one variable and it was created by a team in which the authors of this article are part of. This article documents the qualitative validation performed to this software which main objective was to bring to the Costa Rican Educational System a validated educational software that can solve, partially, the problems that nowadays exists in the mathematic education of secondary students, particularly in the topics related to polynomial expressions in one variable and specifically to those students who are in eighth grade.
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