Lugares y espacios para el uso educativo y ubicuo de los dispositivos digitales móviles en la Educación Superior
- Vázquez-Cano, Esteban
- Sevillano-García, María Luisa
ISSN: 1135-9250
Año de publicación: 2017
Número: 62
Páginas: 48-61
Tipo: Artículo
Otras publicaciones en: Edutec: Revista electrónica de tecnología educativa
Resumen
En este estudio analizamos en una muestra de estudiantes universitarios españoles e hispanoamericanos los lugares y espacios en los que los estudiantes hacen un uso educativo de los dispositivos digitales móviles. La metodología de investigación es de corte cuantitativo y se desarrolla a través del análisis factorial. Los resultados muestran que el uso educativo de los dispositivos digitales móviles se concentra dentro del recinto universitario; principalmente en la cafetería y pasillos de la facultad, en las aulas y en la biblioteca. En menor medida, también se utilizan fuera del recinto universitario en los medios de transporte, las zonas de ocio al aire libre, el domicilio habitual, el lugar de trabajo y la calle.
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