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Realidad virtual y realidad aumentada - Recursos educ.ar

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Evernote para los Estudiantes

Evernote es una excelente herramienta para los estudiantes. Bien sea que estés estudiando una licenciatura en robótica, o un doctorado en antropología, Evernote hace que sea fácil organizar todos tus cursos y tareas para que puedas encontrar rápidamente lo que estás buscando. Ylos estudiantes que reúnan los requisitos, podrás conseguir un 50% de descuento en Evernote Premium.

1. Organiza las notas de tus clases en libretas

Utiliza Evernote como un archivador digital, en el que puedes guardar todas las tareas de tus cursos, la información de tu escuela, tus cronogramas y cualquier otra cosa que quieras guardar a lo largo de tu curso escolar. Empieza creando una estructura de libretas para guardar todas las notas que sean similares en un solo conjunto. Crea libretas separadas para cada clase. Guarda notas de todas tus conferencias, laboratorios y proyectos de grupo en la misma libreta.

CONSEJO PROFESIONAL
Se pueden agrupar varias libretas en pilas de libretas, para tener una mejor organización. Crea una pila para cada uno de tus cursos y añádele las libretas individuales relativas al mismo.

2. Escanea y busca notas escritas a mano

Utiliza la cámara de Evernote en tu teléfono para hacer fotos de pizarras y apuntes.

Evernote ejecuta las imágenes a través de un proceso de reconocimiento de caracteres que hace que las palabras escritas a mano se puedan buscar.

CONSEJO PROFESIONAL
Utiliza la herramienta del bolígrafo para escribir a mano, o dibujar directamente en Evernote utilizando tu teléfono, o tu tablet. Utiliza las opciones de color y de resaltador, para hacer énfasis en algo importante, o mejorarlo.

3. Graba conferencias y charlas
Disponible en Evernote para Mac, Windows, Android y iPhone, iPad y iPod Touch
Asegúrate de no olvidar ningún punto importante. Cuando esté permitido, utiliza Evernote en tu teléfono o en tu portátil para realizar grabaciones de audio de las clases, o de los debates en grupo para complementar tus notas de texto.

CONSEJO PROFESIONAL
Aumenta tu capacidad de retención, estableciendo recordatorios para revisar más tarde tus notas de clase.

4. Dibuja y escribe en archivos PDF
Disponible en Evernote para Mac, Windows, Android y iPhone, iPad y iPod Touch
Evernote te ofrece herramientas simples para añadir notas a tus archivos PDF. Resalta las secciones importantes de tu plan de estudios y de tus tareas. Añade textos, flechas y formas para resaltar las partes importantes de tus lecturas.

CONSEJO PROFESIONAL
Utiliza la cámara de Evernote en tu dispositivo móvil para escanear la presentación general de tus cursos, folletos y otros documentos en papel, como archivos PDF. En tu computador, guarda archivos PDF y documentos de Office en Evernote, junto sus notas relacionadas.

EJEMPLO DE NOTA: Mira este ejemplo de nota con anotaciones de un Programa de Curso en PDF
5. Administra tareas utilizando las listas de verificación y los recordatorios

Tareas de clase, entregas de proyectos y los horarios de las reuniones de tus grupos de estudio: anóta todo en Evernote. Accede a tus listas en o fuera del campus desde cualquier dispositivo en el que tengas Evernote instalado.
EJEMPLO DE NOTA: Mira un ejemplo de una nota con una lista de verificación
CONSEJO PROFESIONAL
Comparte listas con los compañeros con los que estés trabajando durante un proyecto de grupo. Concédeles a todos permisos de edición para que puedan tachar las tareas que hayan completado de una lista compartida.

6. Mantén los eventos que se organizan en el campus y la información de la vida estudiantil en un solo lugar

Guarda páginas de internet completas en Evernote usando el Evernote Web Clipper. Guarda en Evernote capturas de pantalla, imágenes e información importante de tu portal de estudiante en línea, junto con las demás notas relacionadas. Guarda como notas la información en línea del campus, la información de tus clases, y la información de los clubes a los que pertenezcas. Guarda en Evernote calendarios de eventos, horarios de la biblioteca, menús semanales de restaurantes, y los lugares de evacuación de emergencia.

CONSEJO PROFESIONAL
Activa el acceso a las libretas sin conexión para que puedas acceder a las notas que consultas regularmente, incluso cuando no tengas conexión a Internet.

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Evernote es una excelente herramienta para los estudiantes. Bien sea que estés estudiando una licenciatura en robótica, o un doctorado en antropología, Evernote hace que sea fácil organizar todos tus cursos y tareas para que puedas encontrar rápidamente lo que estás buscando. Ylos estudiantes que reúnan los requisitos, podrás conseguir un 50% de descuento en Evernote Premium.

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ITS LEARN HOW TO SOLVE THE "LIGHT BOT ONE HOUR CODING GAME" PROCEDURE.

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"I realised the burden of what teachers go through here when I was living in this rural village," says Toni Maraviglia, co-founder of Eneza Education, a mobile phone based education tool in Kenya.

"If I was giving individual feedback on a daily basis as a teacher I would see my kids scores just skyrocket, but in some classrooms there might be 70, 80 students, and you can imagine how overwhelming that is for one teacher."

From her experience, Ms Maraviglia, a 32-year-old American who had moved to Kenya to help start a program to support teachers, came up with the idea of teaching via mobile phone text messages.

Together with co-founder Kago Kagichiri they set up their business in Nairobi in 2011.

Eneza says it wants to make "50 million students in Africa smarter".

"Eneza is a virtual tutor and teachers' assistant," explains Ms Maraviglia. "It's a way for students to access courses through a low-cost cell phone.

"A lot of people [wrongly] think that our company is non-profit, because I am a woman, and because it's in education.

"We are a mission-based, for-profit company - what we do is charge an extremely low cost to our users and our business model is based on large scale."

Dialling up change

For many young people across Africa, the education available to them is often both under-resourced and costly to students and their families.

Limited public funds leave classrooms over-crowded, teachers over-stretched, and textbooks in short supply, while private schooling is prohibitively expensive for many.

Ms Maraviglia, who started out as a teacher in inner city New York after graduating from the University of California, jokes that she is the teacher who hated technology, and her Kenyan co-founder Mr Kagichiri is the techie who hated teachers.

"What really changed my mind about what's possible is Kago," she says. "When a technologist and a teacher put their heads together they are able to really think of solutions that work."

Eneza's 500,000 users access courses and quizzes almost exclusively by text messages, for a cost of just 10 Kenyan shillings (10 cents; six pence) per week, which is deducted from pre-paid airtime on their mobile phones. The company has also developed Android and web-based versions of the app, but text messages remain the vast majority of its operations.

The emphasis on text messages enables users across rural Kenya to continue learning even if people can't afford to pay for data or expensive handsets, or if there is no data network in the area.

Eneza's courses target students from around 10 to 18-years-old, but also cater for school drop-outs up to the age of 25.

They are aligned to Kenya's national curriculum and cover subjects including maths, science, Kiswahili and English.

Learners receive questions - both multiple choice and open-ended - by text, and get feedback on their responses, whether right or wrong.

The app also features a built-in detective game called "Where is Ms Mandizi?" that sends more clues as learners progress, and users also accumulate points as they work their way through lessons.

"We are trying to bring 'gamefication' into the app, along with access to Wikipedia and an interactive chat - an environment in which people are learning, but at the same time being incentivised by fun things," says Mr Kagichiri, who taught himself to programme when he was eight-years-old.

Big ambition

Of the 500,000 users in Kenya - where mobile phone penetration is at one of the highest levels in sub-Saharan Africa - 70,000 are active users on a monthly basis.

"What we see from our students is that many of them will go home and study on this from 20 minutes to an hour every night," explains Ms Maraviglia.

Some of Eneza's so-called super-users are located in very remote parts of the country, including in Dadaab refugee camp near the Kenyan border with Somalia.

And while the Eneza team believes that at least 30% of their users do not go to school, in that they are drop-outs or older learners, the traditional education system remains critical to their work.

"From just 10 shillings every week, my child is given so many questions a day," says Beatrice Wambui, the mother of 12-year-old Peninah who is a heavy user of Eneza.

"There were some topics my child did not know, Eneza stepped in and helped her.

"After she started using Eneza, she moved to second position at school, she had been in seventh place before."

The team hope to roll out the Eneza app, "Eneza" means "to spread" in Swahili, in other African countries and they have already begun work in Tanzania and Ghana.

"We are really looking to be huge," says Ms Maraviglia.

"We want to be the go-to mobile educational source for Africa, and 50 million students is the target we want to hit in terms of reach."

The Digital Disruptors is a series about the people and companies shaking up business with new technology.

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"I realised the burden of what teachers go through here when I was living in this rural village," says Toni Maraviglia, co-founder of Eneza Education, a mobile phone based education tool in Kenya.

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Knowledge for Everyone - a Petition for Wikipedia Zero

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After hearing that in some other countries in Africa, mobile service providers were waiving data charges to access to Wikipedia on mobile phones, a high school class in a small South African township decided to write an open letter requesting free access to Wikipedia so that they could study and get a better education.

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"Hay que darles tiempo a los niños. La Convención de los Derechos del Niño les reconoce a ellos dos derechos: a instruirse y a jugar. Deberíamos defender el derecho al juego hasta considerarlo un deber."
Francesco Tonucci

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“Se trata de entender y saber utilizar nuestra vida cotidiana como espacio de aprendizaje”
Pacheco, Bachmair & Cook

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“ Los aprendizajes que adquirimos y las competencias que desarrollamos son el resultado de nuestra participación en los diferentes escenarios por los que transitamos."
César Coll