Ana Echarri Carrillo
Place
Language(s)
Sevilla , Andalucia (España)
Language(s)
Castellano
Professional profile
- Profession:
Profesora de Secundaria
- Organism / Institution:
Servicio de Innovación Educativa - Consejería de Educación
- Interest Area 1:
CiberSociedad
- Interest Area 2:
CiberCultura
- Short presentation:
Profesora de secundaria, actualmente trabajando en el servicio de Innovación Educativa de la Consejería de Educación de la Junta de Andalucía y especicalizada en TIC y educación.
Congresss activity
- Contributions to the forums of the Congress
- Re: La evaluación de los aprendizajes en formación virtual: vías para la innovación
Si considero que un proceso de evaluación como el que se comenta en la comunicación es innovador. Pe...
- Favorite work groups (3)
- Minor and TIC
- Open educational resources
- Skills acquisition for the digital citizenship
- Bookmarked papers (20):
- Proxemics, Kinesics and Gender in Internet
- The role of digital multimedia materials in the classroom
- Open learning objects, the simulation on free software
- Project TICA
- Assessment of online learning: methods of innovation
- The web 2.0 in education
- Teacher training through platforms e-learning: An approach to technology standards
- Acquisition of basic skills or Key skills using a method of teaching / learning B-learning
- Open educational resources, a reality
- Marginal Reflections on identity and gender status in cyberspace: Gender Identity viral
- Children and ICT: The confrontation with the reality of a society in reconstruction
- Social networks in e-learning
- Teaching in the ciberculture: digital competence, video games, open source and others questions
- Change classroom: collaborative learning and Web 2.0 as innovative educacional keys
- Building and projecting digital identities
- 21st century Identities. New kinds of "Being-in-the-world"
- GRF wiki UOC. Collective work, collaboration and evaluation
- Ecosystem and transformation in communities of practice and learning
- Building the community of practice from the network collaboration
- An ethical approach minors and ICT
