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Instructional Design for a Virtual Teaching-Learning Environment (VTLE): Process, Structure And Validation By Experts

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To design and implement quality training actions, teachers follow a conscious and non-routine process, so it is useful to have a model that standardizes and guides this process. Courses designed for virtual environments must respond to models focused on student learning, so a design based on the constructivist approach is proposed that identifies the learning objectives, groups the contents into units, involves the student in learning and evaluation activities; proposes timely feedback and promotes the transfer of knowledge and the development of skills and attitudes. To validate the proposed design, 10 experts were selected. To qualify them, the coefficient of expert competence was calculated and to collect their appreciation of the proposed instructional design, a questionnaire with Likert-type scale questions was applied. The results show that the general assessment of the experts is positive and consistent with the proposal.

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Instructional Design for a Virtual Teaching-Learning Environment (VTLE): Process, Structure And Validation By Experts

Author: Bedregal-Alpaca, Norka; Tupacyupanqui-Jaén, Doris; Delgado-Barra, Lucy; Guevara, Karim; Laura-Ochoa, Leticia
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Ins uc ional Design o a Vi ual Teaching-Lea ning
En i onmen (VTLE): P ocess, S uc u e And Valida ion
By Expe s
No ka Bed egal-Alpaca1 *, Do is Tupacyupanqui-Jaén1, Lucy Delgado-Ba a1, Ka im Gue a a1,
Le icia Lau a-Ochoa1
1 Uni e sidad Nacional de San Agus ín de A equipa, A equipa, Pe ú
*
Co esponding Au ho :
[email p o ec ed]du.pe
Ci a ion: Bed egal-Alpaca, N., Tupacyupanqui-Jaén, D., Delgado-Ba a, L., Gue a a, K., & Lau a-Ochoa, L. (2022). Ins uc ional Design o a
Vi ual Teaching-Lea ning En i onmen (VTLE): P ocess, S uc u e And Valida ion By Expe s. Jou nal o In o ma ion Sys ems Enginee ing and
Managemen , 7(4), 18027. h ps://doi.o g/10.55267/iad .07.12535
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ABSTRACT
Recei ed: 02 Sep 2022
Accep ed: 15 Oc 2022
To design and implemen quali y aining ac ions, eache s ollow a conscious and non-
ou ine p ocess, so i is use ul
o ha e a model ha
s anda dizes and guides his p ocess. Cou ses designed o i ual en i onmen s mus espond
o models ocused on s uden lea ning, so a design based on he cons uc i is app oach is p oposed ha iden i ies
he lea ning objec i es, g oups he con en s in
o uni s, in ol es he s uden in lea ning and e alua ion ac i i ies;
p oposes imely eedback and p omo es he ans e o knowledge and he de elopmen o skills and a i udes. To
alida e he p oposed design, 10 expe s we e selec ed. To quali y hem,
he coe icien o expe compe ence was
calcula ed and o collec hei app ecia ion o he p oposed ins uc ional design, a ques ionnai e wi h Like -
ype
scale ques ions was applied. The esul s show ha he gene al assessmen o he expe s is posi i e
and consis en
wi h he p oposal.
Keywo ds: Ins uc ional design; i ual eaching-lea ning en i onmen s; cons uc i is app oach; expe judgmen .
INTRODUCTION
The de elopmen o ICT has gene a ed a new global o de
in di e en a eas, he educa ional in i s aining p ocess has
been s ongly in luenced by his phenomenon. ICT-suppo ed
aining p ocesses a e a aining al e na i e a all educa ional
le els. “Wi h he ad en o new echnologies, he emphasis o
he eaching p o ession has changed om a eache -cen e ed
app oach o p ima ily s uden -cen e ed aining wi hin an
in e ac i e lea ning en i onmen ” (UNESCO, 2005).
To acili a e his ansi ion, echnology is being in eg a ed
in o aining p ocesses, ei he o complemen he ace- o- ace
model o o implemen a dis ance model. Fo (G os Sal a e al.,
2011) epea ing a adi ional eaching model, based on he
mas e class, is no longe iable. The in eg a ion o echnologies
poses challenges o s uden s and eache s, he i ual eaching-
lea ning en i onmen s ha a e o med a e mo e complex, so
eache s mus be in cons an aining and educa ional
ins i u ions in cons an enewal. Only hen will hey be able o
mee he demands o oday's socie y (Meneses, 2009).
The ools linked o web 2.0 such as Vi ual Educa ional
Pla o ms (LMS) allow he implemen a ion o coope a i e
lea ning ac i i ies h ough s a egies such as o ums, wikis,
among o he s. “ICTs suppo changes —o inno a ions— in
adi ional pedagogical p ac ices. A good p ac ice o ICT use is
one ha no only eplaces p e ious p ac ices, bu also
undamen ally con ibu es o a change ha p o ides added
alue o he pedagogical p ocess” (Sunkel e al., 2012). Fo
(Llo ens La go, 2012), ICTs a e among he ex e nal elemen s
wi h he g ea es impac on educa ion; howe e , hey mus be
assumed and used as suppo ools in he aining p ocesses.
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The e a e se e al s udies ela ed o VTLE, (He e a, 2005)
p esen s an ins uc ional model ocused on he basic unc ions
o lea ning echnologies. (Ca illo, 2018) designs a i ual
lea ning en i onmen media ed by he Moodle pla o m, o
suppo he eaching o ma hema ics in seconda y educa ion.
(Oswaldo T oncoso e al., 2010) use Web echnologies as
en iching elemen s o he aining p ocess. (Vásquez, 2016),
desc ibes he Salamanca Model (MoSal-b) o implemen b-
lea ning in highe educa ion. (Juca Maldonado e al., 2020)
analyze he phases ha mus be implemen ed in a b-lea ning
model and a i m ha Moodle is he ideal pla o m o achie e
wha he model p oposes. (Bed egal-Alpaca, 2019) designs a
i ual en i onmen based on b-lea ning o a o i ual
u o ing. On he o he hand, acco ding o (Salinas, 2005), o
ensu e ha wo k in an VTLE a o s lea ning, he concu ence
o h ee unc ions is equi ed: pedagogical, echnological and
o ganiza ional.
In addi ion, in a VTLE i is possible o comply wi h he
ecommenda ions gi en by (Twigg, 2007) in ela ion o he
p inciples ha mus be aken in o accoun o he
implemen a ion o an e ec i e i ual cou se. Thus, con ac
be ween s uden s and eache s can be p omo ed and ecip oci y
and coope a ion be ween pee s can be de eloped using some
ea u es o he LMS such as email, elec onic ideo con e ence,
cha , o ums, blogs and wikis. Fu he mo e, unc ionali ies ha
make i possible o p o ide imely eedback, in e ac i i y and
p o ide pe sonalized ea u es acco ding o he lea ning le els
achie ed by s uden s a e o he u mos impo ance.
In his o de o ideas, he objec i e o his wo k is o p esen
he p ocess ollowed in he design, s uc u e and alida ion o a
Vi ual Teaching-Lea ning En i onmen (VTLE) so ha
in e ac ion spaces a e gene a ed ha acili a e he eaching-
lea ning p ocesses, spaces ha anscend beyond he physical
class oom and ha p o ide cha ac e is ics o in e ac i i y ha
place he s uden a he cen e o he aining p ocess.
METHODOLOGY
Type o esea ch: This is applied esea ch as i aims o
imp o e he quali y o li e and con ibu e o he cons uc ion o
new knowledge. The case s udy me hod was chosen based on
he p oposal o (S ake, 2007), which allowed us o ake as a
pa icula case an online cou se unde he b-lea ning modali y.
Phases: The i s phase comp ises a documen a y e iew o
p ima y and seconda y sou ces, he heo ies and models ha
a e he heo e ical basis o he esea ch we e consul ed.
In o ma ion on i ual eaching-lea ning en i onmen s,
ins uc ional design and didac ic s a egies was s uc u ed. In
he second phase, he mos impo an aspec s ha could
con ibu e o he design o he Vi ual Class oom we e
iden i ied: analysis o he educa ional p oblem, design and
de elopmen . In he hi d phase, he echnique o expe
judgemen was used o alida e he p oposed ins uc ional
design.
Selec ion o expe s: Acco ding o (Maxwell, 1996), a
delibe a e selec ion was made in o de o iden i y po en ial
expe s, i.e. he people selec ed me he c i e ia o accessibili y,
g ea e p oximi y o he subjec o ins uc ional design and o
i ual eaching-lea ning en i onmen s. Ten expe s we e
selec ed who me he abo e c i e ia.
Collec ion echniques: A su ey was applied o he expe s
o ind ou hei opinion on he cha ac e is ics o he p oposal.
Da a analysis: P ocess ha consis s o sys ema ically
o ganizing he da a collec ed du ing he esea ch, in o de o
he esea che o achie e he indings (Flo es and Valenzuela,
2012). Thus, in o de o quali y he expe s, he coe icien o
expe compe ence was calcula ed and o collec hei
app ecia ion o he p oposed ins uc ional design, a
ques ionnai e wi h 5-le el Like - ype scale ques ions was
applied. The ques ions we e o ganized in o 6 dimensions:
Teaching objec i es and compe ences, pedagogical app oach,
ac o s and communica ion, s a egies and con en s, academic
ac i i ies and e alua ion and ICT in eg a ion. The answe s
ob ained in he su ey we e analyzed using s a is ical
echniques.
THE PROPOSAL
The implemen a ion o VTLE is an oppo uni y o inno a e
in he o ma i e p ocess. Fo VTLE o be e icien , acco ding o
(E adze and Laanpe e, 2014), i mus be designed, aking in o
accoun pedagogical aspec s such as: eaching me hods,
o ganiza ion and p esen a ion o con en s, echniques and
p ocesses o e alua ion, ype o in e ac ion be ween s uden s
and eache s.
The design o an VTLE mus ha e a pedagogical app oach
ha guides he didac ic and me hodological s a egies o
p omo e meaning ul lea ning in s uden s (Agui e and G i in,
2012). The ADDIE model was ollowed o he de elopmen o
he p oposal; his model is associa ed wi h quali y design
(McG i , 2000). Figu e 1 summa izes he p oposed
ins uc ional design, he elemen s analyzed and he di e en
wo k momen s.
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Figu e 1
. Ins uc ional Design P oposal o Vi ual Teaching-Lea ning En i onmen s
Table 1.
Lea ning p ac ices
1
Lea ning p ac ice Resou ce Pu pose
Readings
Digi al ex s, links, downloadable iles P esen a s udy documen (in PDF o ma ) o guide he s uden . I should be
p oposed in each o he s udy uni s. I will se e as he basis o e alua ing
he app op ia ion o concep s and/o he pe o mance o asks.
Resea ch Links o web si es, iles, downloadable,
sha ed documen s, ideos, sea ch engines
The esea ch can be done indi idually o in eams. I he esea ch is
indi idual, a monog aph, an essay, an in o ma ion o ganize can be
commissioned. I he esea ch is ca ied ou in eams, he c ea ion o a wiki, a
websi e, a blog can be p oposed; s uden s wo k collabo a i ely on a speci ic
opic.
Guided dialogue Discussion o ums, e-mail, messaging. In a o um, he p o esso mus p opose a opic and ask o olun a y o
compulso y pa icipa ion o he s uden s. The p o esso also ac s as
mode a o o he s uden s' pa icipa ion.
Case s udy Links o websi es, downloadable iles,
ideos, sea ch engines, e c.
I can be done indi idually, bu i is p e e able o wo k in eams. The
p o esso p oposes a ele an case, he s uden s mus apply he knowledge
acqui ed o he solu ion o he case. The s uc u e o he epo mus be
de ined in ad ance. The epo mus be made a ailable o all s uden s
pa icipa ing in he expe ience.
Table 2.
Educa ional ma e ial o he i ual class oom
Ma e ial Pu pose Examples
Digi al iles Files whose con en is ela ed o he subjec o s udy.
I can include ex , images, diag ams, e c.
Ma e ial p epa ed by he p o esso . Ma e ial elabo a ed by o he
au ho s. Academic a icles. In og aphics
Videos, audios Audio isual ma e ial whose con en is ela ed o he
opic o s udy and allows o an in-dep h s udy o i .
Audio isual ma e ial p epa ed by he p o esso . Audio isual
ma e ial elabo a ed by o he au ho s.
Links
URL ha se es as a link o some elemen on he Web:
websi e, downloadable ile.
Links o ma e ial ha expands he basic in o ma ion o he
subjec : books, a icles, magazines, e c. Links o specialized
websi es on he subjec .
Fo ums, cha , ins an
messaging, email
Synch onous and asynch onous communica ion
be ween class oom use s.
Fo ums o discussions, ques ions, que ies, ile uploading, e c.
Cha and mail o communica ion and messaging, sending o
asks, e c.
G aphics, images,
na iga ion bu ons.
Concise g aphic ma e ial ha con eys in o ma ion
isually, g aphically, quickly, and easily assimila ed.
P esen a ions. In og aphics. Visual o ganize s. S a is ical g aphs.
Comics
Sea ch engines and
da abases
Tools o sea ching (on he web) o speci ic
in o ma ion use ul o he s uden 's aining.
Sea ch engines o scien i ic and academic in o ma ion. Lib a ies,
ins i u ional eposi o ies, e c.
1 Own design, adap ed om Pe e Van Pol, 2012. A ypology o e-lea ning p ac ices. Vi ual EDUCA
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Analysis o he educa ional p oblem
The in es iga ion begins by iden i ying he p oblem and i s
possible causes, he con ex is desc ibed, and a solu ion is
p oposed.
In gene al, he aining p ocesses a e ca ied ou unde he
ace- o- ace model, he mee ings be ween eache s and
s uden s a e held in class ooms, gene ally wi h he mas e class
s a egy, suppo ed by p ojec ion equipmen and audio isual
ma e ial. In he cu en con ex o he COVID-19 pandemic, he
con inemen o ced o mig a e owa ds an eme gency emo e
educa ion model in which physical class ooms we e eplaced
by synch onous sessions conduc ed h ough a
ideocon e encing sys em. In his con ex , he need o in eg a e
he b-lea ning modali y and he design and implemen a ion o
i ual eaching-lea ning en i onmen s (VTLE) was de ec ed.
The nex s ep is o de ine he ins uc ional goals and he opics
o be augh , he minimum con en s o be de eloped should be
de ined conside ing he ime and he con en uni s. Also, he
ma e ial and human esou ces necessa y o he
implemen a ion o he VTLE mus be iden i ied.
VTLE design
Based on he esul s o he analysis phase, he aining
s a egy is planned (Meza, 2013), o which he ollowing
objec i es should be conside ed:
• Design ac i i ies, ocused on s uden lea ning.
• Plan he design, s uc u e, esou ces and ac i i ies so ha
hey espond o he lea ning ou comes de ined in he
cu iculum
• Iden i y he esou ces and ac i i ies o e ed by he LMS in
which he VTLE will be wo ked and ha will suppo he
de elopmen o he subjec .
Sugges ed lea ning p ac ices a e lis ed in Table 1.
I is impo an o iden i y he educa ional ma e ial ha will
acili a e lea ning and will be placed in he i ual class oom.
Table 2 shows examples ha can be used.
Conside ing he ou en i onmen s ha occu in an VTLE:
knowledge, collabo a ion, counseling, and expe imen a ion,
ollowing (He e a, 2005), i is necessa y o de ine he concep ual
elemen s o i ual lea ning- eaching en i onmen s:
ins uc ional design and in e ace design.
Table 3 p esen s he guidelines on which he ins uc ional
design is based. Table 4 shows he guidelines ollowed in he
design o he i ual class oom in e ace.
Table 3.
Ins uc ional model guidelines
Ins uc ional Design Guidelines Sugges ed ac i i ies
Ac i a e he p ocesses o assimila ion and
accommoda ion o knowledge.
Encou age he s uden o sea ch and p ocess
in o ma ion.
P opose challenges ha can be o e come by
s uden s.
Con on a ion o p e ious knowledge o common sense. Use o he deba e echnique.
P oposal o in o ma ion sou ces wi h opposing app oaches, e c.
Sea ch, analysis, syn hesis, and compa ison o in o ma ion. Elabo a ion o sus ained
pe sonal opinions.
Ac i i ies ha a e challenging and ela ed o knowledge, ime condi ions, esou ces and
possibili ies.
Es ablish dynamic in e ac ion p ocesses.
P omo e he de elopmen o c i ical hinking skills
S imula e sel -lea ning and he de elopmen o
li elong lea ning skills.
Ac i i ies ha engage subs an ia ed pe sonal o g oup opinions. Timely eedback.
Ac i i ies in ol ing p ocesses o obse a ion, ela ionship, compa ison, deduc i e-
induc i e easoning, e c.
Ac i i ies ha in ol e p e ious expe iences and lea ning. Ac i i ies ha de elop ICT skills
o sel -lea ning.
Ac i a e he p ocesses o assimila ion and
accommoda ion o knowledge.
Encou age he s uden o sea ch and p ocess
in o ma ion.
P opose challenges ha can be o e come by
s uden s.
Con on a ion o p e ious knowledge o common sense. Use o he deba e echnique.
P oposal o in o ma ion sou ces wi h opposing app oaches, e c.
Sea ch, analysis, syn hesis, and compa ison o in o ma ion. Elabo a ion o sus ained
pe sonal opinions.
Ac i i ies ha a e challenging and ela ed o knowledge, ime condi ions, esou ces and
possibili ies.
Es ablish dynamic in e ac ion p ocesses. Ac i i ies ha engage subs an ia ed pe sonal o g oup opinions. Timely eedback.
P omo e he de elopmen o c i ical hinking skills
S imula e sel -lea ning and he de elopmen o
li elong lea ning skills.
Ac i a e he p ocesses o assimila ion and
accommoda ion o knowledge.
Ac i i ies in ol ing p ocesses o obse a ion, ela ionship, compa ison, deduc i e-
induc i e easoning, e c.
Ac i i ies ha in ol e p e ious expe iences and lea ning. Ac i i ies ha de elop ICT skills
o sel -lea ning.
Con on a ion o p e ious knowledge o common sense. Use o he deba e echnique.
P oposal o in o ma ion sou ces wi h opposing app oaches, e c.
Encou age he s uden o sea ch and p ocess
in o ma ion.
Sea ch, analysis, syn hesis, and compa ison o in o ma ion. Elabo a ion o sus ained
pe sonal opinions.
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Table 4.
In e ace design guidelines
In e ace design guidelines Requi ed elemen s
P omo e access o he social en i onmen , conside ing he elemen s o
he LMS ha will allow he s uden o in e ac .
Encou age access o he na u al en i onmen , conside ing he elemen s
o he LMS wi h which he s uden will iden i y he ac i i ies o be
pe o med.
P o ide access o he documen a y con ex , conside ing documen s ha
allow he s uden o ha e e e ences o he opic o be co e ed.
In e ac ion ools such as email, discussion o ums, ideocon e ence, cha ,
e c.
Images ha ha e educa ional pu poses o ha ac i a e he s uden 's
memo y. Anima ions o explain some con en o concep . Simula o s and
i ual eali y when p ac ical ac i i ies a e needed wi hin he lea ning
en i onmen .
In o ma ion bases wi h he necessa y con en s o he lea ning. Hype ex
when he e a e eadings o when i is necessa y o go deepe in o a opic.
Recommended eadings.
Managemen o a en ional esou ces, conside ing dosed in o ma ion
and di e se s imuli o pe cep ual channels o cap u e he s uden 's
a en ion.
Elimina ion o unnecessa y in o ma ion. Use o simple and cohe en
na iga ion schemes. A oidance o di icul o ead ex s.
Managemen o mo i a ional esou ces, conside ing he elemen s ha
should be inco po a ed in o he LMS o mo i a e s uden wo k.
Emphasis on ele an aspec s. Dosage o in o ma ion. Inhibi ion o
in e e ence om he en i onmen .
Va ied s imuli. Di e en pe cep ual channels. In en ional use o
anima ions. Elimina ion o unnecessa y elemen s. Planned managemen
o isual elemen s.
Mo i a ional elemen s ha do no become dis ac o s.
In e ace design guidelines
P omo e access o he social en i onmen , conside ing he elemen s o
he LMS ha will allow he s uden o in e ac .
Requi ed elemen s
In e ac ion ools such as email, discussion o ums, ideocon e ence, cha ,
e c.
Encou age access o he na u al en i onmen , conside ing he elemen s
o he LMS wi h which he s uden will iden i y he ac i i ies o be
pe o med.
Images ha ha e educa ional pu poses o ha ac i a e he s uden 's
memo y. Anima ions o explain some con en o concep . Simula o s and
i ual eali y when p ac ical ac i i ies a e needed wi hin he lea ning
en i onmen .
P o ide access o he documen a y con ex , conside ing documen s ha
allow he s uden o ha e e e ences o he opic o be co e ed.
In o ma ion bases wi h he necessa y con en s o he lea ning. Hype ex
when he e a e eadings o when i is necessa y o go deepe in o a opic.
Recommended eadings.
Figu e 2. P oposed s uc u e o uni s and opic
Vi ual Class oom S uc u e
Aspec s such as in e ac ion, language use and isual
communica ion a e conside ed. Bo h he s uc u e and he
in e ace a e suppo ed by didac ic p oposals ha p omo e
s uden lea ning ou comes. A leas 5 ypes o modules ha e
been conside ed, being possible o add o he ypes depending
on he na u e o he aining p og am. The modules conside ed
a e p esen a ion, lea ning, inal p ojec , assessmen , and
su eys (Figu e 1).The p esen a ion module se es o publicize
he cha ac e is ics o he subjec , he way in which i will be
de eloped and o he elemen s ha cons i u e he pedagogical
and didac ic p oposal. The ollowing elemen s ha e been
conside ed: in oduc o y pa ag aph and/o welcome o he
cou se, iden i ica ion o he eache who will each he cou se,
p esen a ion o he subjec syllabus, explana ion o he i ual
class oom model and explana ion o he communica ion ools.
The lea ning modules will be used o de elop a uni and/o
opic (Figu e 2). The s uden will use he con en s o he
module o acqui e knowledge o he opic in ques ion. Fo a
lea ning module, he ollowing elemen s ha e been
conside ed: i le, objec i es and/o summa y, educa ional
ma e ial ela ed o he con en o be de eloped, ac i i ies in
acco dance wi h he didac ic s a egy de ined o he cou se
and o p o ide spaces o in e ac ion. Follow-up and lea ning
e alua ion ac i i ies should be con empla ed.
The pu pose o he inal o in eg a i e p ojec module is o
he s uden o de elop o apply he knowledge acqui ed. The
p ojec can be done indi idually o in eams. The eache will
de e mine he s uc u e o he module acco ding o he na u e o
he subjec and he p ojec . Basically, i will ga he he
in o ma ional elemen s o he p esen a ion module and he
s uc u e o he lea ning modules. The design o his in eg a ing
ac i i y mus con empla e he in eg a ion o he con en s
de eloped, p omo e he ans e o knowledge, and he
de elopmen o he compe encies es ablished in he syllabus.
I is con enien o include an e alua ion module whose
s uc u e will depend on he design o he e alua ion p ocess.
The pu poses o he e alua ion in eaching-lea ning p ocesses
ha e common cha ac e is ics bo h in he ace- o- ace modali y
(synch onous) and in he i ual modali y (asynch onous). The
main cha ac e is ic is ha i mus be designed conside ing he
p inciples o he ins i u ional educa ional model and he lea ning
objec i es de ined in he cu iculum. The ollowing can be
conside ed: ques ionnai es, elec onic po olios, in eg a i e
ac i i ies, discussion o ums, elabo a ion o pos e s o academic
a icles, e c.
An op ional module is p oposed, ha o opinion su eys,
which is use ul o ga he ing he s uden s' pe cep ion ega ding
an ac i i y, he educa ional ma e ial p o ided, he eaching
s a egies used, e c. The s uc u e o his module is ee and is
condi ioned by he na u e o he in o ma ion ha he eache
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Usabili y aspec s
Fo Molenda (1997), i is con enien o conside some
aspec s ha gua an ee a iendly in e ac ion wi h he wo k
en i onmen , so he ollowing aspec s ha e been conside ed:
a) Minimum g aphic elemen s: Main heade o he cou se,
heade o opics, uni s o modules, labels o sub i les o
sub opics ha g oup he esou ces on he pla o m.
b) Uni o mi y: De ine and apply a common g aphic s yle
o he en i e cou se and de ine a o ma o ex s, ables, and
desc ip ion o ac i i ies, es ablish he on (s) o be used, he size
o i les and sub i les (Fon s such as A ial, Ve dana, Tahoma
a e ecommended).
c) Ease o loca ion: Use an in e nal i le in he esou ces o
in o ma ion and o p opose ac i i ies. In hese i les, use capi al
le e s only a he beginning o he i les. Place he cou se
managemen blocks (people, calenda , c edi s) on one side o
he sc een, on he igh o on he le .
d) Global na igabili y: Use labels o sepa a e and g oup
common esou ces p esen ed in he modules. The labels allow
a clea p esen a ion o he con en o he module and acili a e
he na iga ion o he use s, as well as a be e isualiza ion o
he space. Documen s and in o ma ion esou ces should open
in a pop-up window.
Planning o Teaching-Lea ning P ocesses
The e ms and condi ions o ca y ou he ac i i ies mus be
clea ly es ablished, aking in o accoun ha collabo a i e
ac i i ies equi e mo e ime. Following (Twigg, 2007), a se o
guidelines is p oposed: (a) Encou age con ac be ween
s uden s and eache s, (b) C ea e spaces o coope a ion, (c)
Implemen ac i e lea ning me hodologies, (d) Gi e imely
eedback, (e) Conside he ime equi ed o comple e an
ac i i y, ( ) Es ablish high pe o mance s anda ds, (g) High
expec a ions o indi idual and collec i e achie emen and (h)
Conside he exis ence o di e se alen s and lea ning s yles in
s uden s.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
In o de o assess he p oposed model, we used expe
judgemen , a s a egy used o con as con en alidi y. This
es ima es he deg ee o ag eemen be ween expe s, who gi e
hei assessmen s o he indica o s o i ems o he ool (B una
e al., 2019; Souza e al., 2017). Fo (Almena a and Cejudo,
2013), he numbe o expe s depends on he ease o access o
hem o he possibili y o knowing enough expe s on he objec
o he esea ch. (Escoba -Pé ez and Cue o-Ma ínez, 2008)
p opose ha he numbe o e alua o s depends on he le el o
expe ise and he di e si y o hei knowledge. The selec ion o
expe s was made by means o non-p obabilis ic pu posi e
sampling, including c i e ia such as accessibili y, a ailabili y,
impa iali y, independence, eaching and esea ch expe ience
in he ield o didac ics and pedagogy in Highe Educa ion.
Based on he in o ma ion ela ed o he expe s'
backg ounds, hey we e in i ed o pa icipa e by e-mail. A i s
ins umen was hen sen o hem o collec he in o ma ion
necessa y o de e mine he Expe Compe ence Coe icien . In
o de o calcula e his coe icien , he people selec ed as expe s
we e asked o indica e hei le el o knowledge abou he objec
o esea ch (knowledge coe icien (kc)), as well as he sou ces
ha allow hem o a gue and jus i y his le el (a gumen a ion o
subs an ia ion coe icien (Ka)). The esul s ob ained a e shown
in Table 5. The le el o compe ence o each expe was egula ed
by he ollowing le els: i 0. 8 < k ≤ 1.0, hen he le el o
compe ence is high, i 0.7 ≤ k ≤ 0. 8, hen he le el o compe ence
is medium and i 0.5 ≤ k < 0.7, hen he le el o compe ence is low.
To de ine and concep ualize he c i e ia ha se e as
e alua ion pa ame e s o he expe s, he wo k o (Villa and
Figue edo, 2015) and (Ha is e al., 2010) we e conside ed.
Twen y- i e ques ions g ouped in o six dimensions we e
de eloped. I was decided o use a Like - ype scale o collec
expe opinion and ollowing (Villa and Figue edo, 2015) a 5-
le el Like scale was de ined. The le els iden i ied and he
weigh s assigned o each le el we e: Ne e (1), Almos ne e (2),
Some imes (3), Almos always (4), Always (5) poin s.
Table 6 shows he numbe o imes he expe s selec ed a
le el o each i em o he ques ionnai e and he a e age sco e
ob ained o he i em. The maximum sco e an expe could gi e
he class oom was 125 poin s.
Figu e 3. Sco e gi en by he expe s o he i ual class oom
The maximum sco e an expe could gi e he class oom was
125 poin s. Figu e 3 shows he sco es awa ded by each o he
expe s.
When calcula ing he a e age o he sco es ob ained o he
25 i ems, he alue 4.392 is ob ained; a alue ha is well abo e
he scale a e age o 3 poin s, 17 o he 25 i ems exceeded he
a e age (4.392), one o hem ob ained a sco e e y close o he
a e age and he emaining 7 we e below he o e all a e age.
Howe e , he lowes a ed i em (i em 15) exceeds he scale
a e age. I can he e o e be concluded ha he o e all assessmen
o he expe s is posi i e and in ag eemen wi h he p oposal.
We ag ee wi h he wo ks o (Bed egal-Alpaca e al., 2020b)
and (Co nejo-Apa icio e al., 2019) in ha i is impe a i e ha
eache s design ac i i ies aimed a he app op ia ion o
knowledge and i s c ea i e applica ion in daily p ac ice.
An ad an age o implemen ing a i ual cou se on an LMS is
ha , due o he la ge amoun o da a i gene a es, da a mining
p ocesses can be implemen ed o help unde s and he
cha ac e is ics o he lea ning p ocess (Bed egal-Alpaca e al.,
2020a).
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Table 5.
De e mina ion o he coe icien o expe compe ence (k) and he le el o compe ence o each expe .
Expe
kc
ka
k
Compe ence le el
Expe
kc
ka
k
Compe ence le el
E-01 0.8 0.85 0.825 High E-06 0.8 0.85 0.825 High
E-02 0.9 0.99 0.945 High E-07 0.9 0.98 0.94 High
E-03 0.9 0.98 0.94 High E-08 0.8 0.96 0.88 High
E-04 0.7 0.83 0.765 Medium E-09 0.8 0.9 0.85 High
E-05 0.9 0.95 0.925 High E-10 0.9 1 0.95 High
Table 6.
Sco es ob ained o each ques ionnai e i em
Dimensions (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) A e age
Dimension 1: Teaching objec i es
01 The VTLE has a clea pedagogical objec i e and in en ion 0 0 0 5 5 4.5
02 The objec i e o he VTLE is exp essed in he con en 0 0 0 1 9 4.9
03 The VTLE p oposes he de elopmen o some compe ence o he 21s
cen u y
0 0 0 0 10 5
04
The compe ence(s) a e a icula ed wi h he academic ac i i ies
0
0
0
5
5
4.5
Dimension 2: Pedagogical app oach
05 The VTLE is based on a lea ning app oach 0 0 0 6 4 4.4
06 The lea ning app oach is e idenced in he academic ac i i ies o he
VTLE
0 0 0 4 6 4.6
07 The VTLE acili a es meaning ul lea ning and con ains an ac i i y ha
enhances i
0 0 0 0 10 5
08 The VTLE p omo es disco e y lea ning 0 0 0 10 0 4
Dimension 3: Ac o s and communica ion
09 The VTLE has and demons a es he ole o he s uden 0 0 0 5 5 4.5
10 The VTLE has and demons a es he ole o he eache 0 0 0 4 6 4.6
11 The VTLE a o s communica ion be ween he pa icipan s 0 0 3 6 1 3.8
12
In he VTLE an app op ia e academic language is pe cei ed o he
s uden s and he le el o s udies
0
0
0
0
10
5
Dimension 4: S a egies and con en s
13 Didac ic echniques and s a egies a e e iden in he VTLE 0 0 0 6 4 4.4
14 The VTLE ollows a sequence and is cohe en wi h he pedagogical
in en ion
0 0 0 6 4 4.4
15 The cen al hemes a e mo e ele an wi hin he VTLE and a e
emphasized
0 0 6 4 0 3.4
16 The con en s o he VTLE co espond o he p og amma ic con en 0 0 0 2 8 4.8
17 The con en s, which a e no he p ope y o he eache , copy igh is
ecognized
0 0 1 9 0 3.9
Dimension 5: Academic ac i i ies and e alua ion
18 The academic ac i i ies o he VTLE men ion he lea ning objec i e 0 0 4 6 0 3.6
19 The academic ac i i ies o he VTLE a e mo i a ing o he s uden 0 0 2 4 4 4.2
20 The VTLE desc ibes he dynamics o he ac i i y and p o ides clea
ins uc ions o i s de elopmen
0 0 0 0 10 5
21 The VTLE con ains in o ma ion on how academic ac i i ies will be
e alua ed
0 0 4 6 0 3.6
22 The VTLE uses elemen s ha p omo e sel -assessmen , co-assessmen
and he e o-assessmen
0 0 3 7 0 3.7
Dimension 6: ICT in eg a ion
23 The educa ional esou ces used a e jus i ied o he eaching o he
subjec
0 0 0 5 5 4.5
24 The use o echnological ools suppo s he eaching s a egies 0 0 0 3 7 4.7
25 Con en , eaching s a egies and echnological ools a e a icula ed wi h
each o he wi hin he didac ic planning
0 0 0 2 8 4.8
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CONCLUSIONS
To app oach he design o i ual eaching-lea ning
en i onmen s equi es knowledge o he udimen s o con en
de elopmen , as well as a mas e y o con empo a y
pedagogical ounda ions and ends and o axonomies ha
desc ibe he design p ocess.
Ins uc ional design is a key ac o in he eaching-lea ning
p ocess; he success and e en ion o he s uden in i ual
cou ses depends o a la ge ex en on he co ec selec ion o he
ins uc ional model, as well as on c ea i i y, adequa e w i ing,
p esen a ion o clea ins uc ions in he lea ning guide o
lea ning pa h.
Fo he eache , designing and implemen ing a cou se
suppo ed by ICT should gene a e a space o mo i a ion and
incen i e o he de elopmen o educa ional ma e ials aimed
a s eng hening s uden lea ning.
Acknowledgemen s
This wo k was ca ied ou in he amewo k o he p ojec
"Adap i e SPOC o he aining o uni e si y eache s in ac i e
me hodologies" wi h con ac Nº IBA-26-2021-UNSA. The
au ho s would like o hank he Uni e sidad Nacional de San
Agus ín de A equipa o he suppo ecei ed in he execu ion
o his p ojec .
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