Innovación Didáctica y Aprendizaje Activo con IA
Palabras clave:
IA educativa, Diseño instruccional, ADDIE, DUA, REASinopsis
Innovación Didáctica y Aprendizaje Activo con IA es una guía práctica para planificar, enseñar y evaluar con evidencia en Primaria y Secundaria, integra ADDIE (Análisis, Diseño, Desarrollo, Implementación, Evaluación) con DUA (representación, acción/expresión e implicación) y sitúa la IA como andamiaje, nunca como autora, encontrarás secuencias listas para Lengua, Matemática y Ciencias; pistas graduadas que mantienen la demanda cognitiva; rutas low (baja) /no-tech (nula tecnología) para contextos con conectividad limitada; y rúbricas de 1 página con pre–post equivalentes para tomar decisiones pedagógicas claras.
El libro prioriza la inclusión, la privacidad y la accesibilidad (lectura graduada, alt-text, formatos alternativos), y ofrece plantillas reutilizables: matriz O-A-E, ADDIE×DUA, guías de escenarios y modelos de informe en una página, está escrito para docentes, equipos directivos, coordinación TIC y bibliotecología educativa que desean resultados observables, trazabilidad y mejora continua, cada capítulo propone una acción aplicable hoy y un cierre con indicadores simples para escalar lo que funciona en tu centro.
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