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Published 2023-07-31
Keywords
- information and communication technologies,
- learning,
- teaching method
How to Cite
Pertuz, S. (2023). MOOC-Inspired Design for Flipped Classroom in Engineering Education. Revista Docencia Universitaria, 4–6. https://doi.org/10.18273/revdu.vesp1-2023002
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Abstract
This work studies the integration of open massive online courses (MOOC) in on-campus engineering education. Based on the literature, the MOOC-based flipped (MBF) classroom was identified as the strategy with the highest potential for this integration. Also, it is described a case study of the MBF classroom for an undergraduate Electronics Engineering program.
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