Gamificación-educación: el poder del dato. El profesorado en las redes sociales
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https://doi.org/10.5944/ried.27.1.37648Palavras-chave:
redes sociales, educación, personal docente, Big Data, gamificaciónResumo
Las redes sociales son espacios de intercambio de contenido para el profesorado sobre nuevos planteamientos metodológicos en torno a la gamificación. Nos preguntamos sobre la integración de la gamificación en las tendencias digitales presentes y futuras. La presente investigación tiene como objetivo determinar comportamientos de las publicaciones con contenido de gamificación en las redes sociales de Twitter, Instagram y TikTok. Las técnicas de «Web scraping» para Instagram y TikTok, junto con la API de Twitter, recopilan 189.414 publicaciones con las palabras clave de gamificación y educación en español e inglés, durante el año 2022. Estos grandes volúmenes de datos se ponen a disposición de los interesados mediante Power Business Intelligence de Microsoft. Mediante un muestreo deliberativo profundizamos en el análisis sobre las 100 publicaciones más virales de cada red social para responder al objetivo de investigación. Los resultados destacan la presencia del profesorado en las redes sociales, predominante en Instagram para la etapa de Educación Primaria, y la influencia del género en las publicaciones. El género masculino dispone de un número mayor de seguidores y publicaciones, pero el femenino tiene seguidores con mayor apoyo en «like». Los intereses mercantiles en la temática gamificación se ven acentuados en las tendencias digitales, aunque son menores en comparación con compartir recursos sin fines lucrativos. Se concluye que los docentes usuarios de las redes sociales se convierten en agentes emergentes de diseño de materiales y, por tanto, en mediadores entre el Curriculum y la práctica.
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