ORGANIZATIONAL AND DIDACTIC ASPECTS INVOLVED IN MAKING MULTIMEDIA EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL FOR THE PROMOTION OF ENTREPRENEURS
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https://doi.org/10.5944/ried.6.1.1106Keywords:
multimedia educational material (MEM), multidisciplinary team, cooperative methodology instructional design, self-trainingAbstract
The article describes organzational and didactic issues involved in UnioviEmprende, a motivating, interactive and easy to use multimedia educational material (MEM) which aim is to stimulate the enterpreuner initiative among university students. It can be used both, as supporting resource for face-to face teaching sessions and as a self-training resource. We begging mentioning the structure of the multidisciplinary team whose professionals have built the MEM following a cooperative working methodology. Later on the article focus on describing the components of the instructional design. The actions taken to evaluate the MEM are described as well at the end of the document.Downloads
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