Palabras clave
MOOC, aprendizaje MOOC, autoevaluación, estructura interpretativa, aprendizaje permanente, cogniciones del aprendizaje
Resumen
Los estudios han propuesto varios tipos de métodos de autoevaluación, sin embargo, muchos profesores, en el país, todavía consideran que la autoevaluación de estudiantes es «difícil de implementar». El objetivo de este artículo es optimizar la evaluación del método MOOC y establecer un paradigma integrado de autoevaluación para los estudiantes, en base de «centrado en estudiantes, asistido por profesores y compañeros». Se han seleccionado nueve factores clave que influyen en la implementación de autoevaluación del MOOC, y sobre esta base, a través del modelo de estructura interpretativa ISM y el método de análisis MICMAC, se han definido las relaciones entre estos factores y se ha establecido un paradigma integrado de seis niveles de la autoevaluación de estudiantes. Además, se han dado unas proposiciones para optimizar la autoevaluación del MOOC. En primer lugar, se necesitan utilizar la autoevaluación del MOOC como un método de evaluación formativa. En segundo lugar, las universidades deberían, mediante la publicidad, aumentar la conciencia de los estudiantes sobre la autoevaluación. En tercer lugar, las universidades pueden ofrecer programas de evaluación para mejorar la calidad de la evaluación de los estudiantes. En cuarto lugar, se utilizan los medios tecnológicos para optimizar el entorno de autoevaluación de estudiantes. Este estudio es significativo para hacer la autoevaluación como una base del aprendizaje online, y así, promover los efectos del MOOC.
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Recibido: 01-09-2022
Revisado: 06-10-2022
Aceptado: 29-11-2022
OnlineFirst: 30-01-2023
Fecha publicación: 01-04-2023
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