Transforming to Expanded Experiences in Higher Education: #UAMskills Digital Identity Course
Supporting Agencies
- This work was supported by the Spanish Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness (MINECO), the Spanish State Research Agency (AEI) and The European Regional Development Fund (European Union) [grant number EDU2017- 83363-R].
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to analyze the transformation of a higher education course at the Autonomous University of Madrid from physical teaching to an expanded remote learning experience, mediated by digital culture and space. The pedagogical approach of personalized education—based on providing resources, strategies and actions to facilitate learners to make sense and personal value to learning—has been central in orienting the action research project presented here. Open and connected activities have been incorporated, promoting the use of tools and platforms of the social web which have enabled participants, constituted as a community of practice, to create knowledge before, during and after synchronous sessions, as well as spread it in networks, converse with other external stakeholders and recover it later. The conclusions display how articulating cultural diversity and participatory pathways in the current social scene of complexity and uncertainty, legitimizes the relevance of personalized education to facilitate situated and meaningful learning, developing expanded, flexible and distributed experiences around a transmedia narrative that naturalizes digital culture in terms of learning opportunities and processes.
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