DOI: https://doi.org/10.33262/ap.v4i4

Published: 2022-10-05

Gamification to promote reading writing for children in the third year of elementary school

Gamification as an educational tool that guarantees a greater attractiveness in the learning process through training dynamics that combine the playful and cognitive, thus achieving a systematic interest in the content, provides a wide range of opportunities with the flexibility, adaptability necessary to be combined with other teaching methodologies which allows active learning that can be manifested individually or in a team with a high level of competitiveness. Gamification involves various activities in a fun technical way based on elements that make games attractive, allow students to participate in an environment where systematic learning is based on a methodological strategy that allows a playful environment that encourages motivation, participation and fun. The design of the environment must allow the student to participate, make decisions, take on new challenges, it is the use of strategies, models, dynamics, mechanics and elements of games in contexts other than these, with the purpose of transmitting a message or some content or change behavior, through a playful experience that encourages motivation recognize their achievements and at the same time achieve the objectives of the educational process in reading and writing.

Sandra Alejandrina Brito Molina, Claudio Fernando Guevara Vizcaíno, Ana Zulema Castro Salazar

6-28

Design of teaching resources with Project-Based Learning for the metalworking module

The project-based method is currently used to encourage students to work collaboratively, getting involved in the different phases of a project such as: planning, decision-making, generation of innovative ideas, evaluation of progress and proposals for possible modifications. For this reason, this research is based on substantiating the project-based learning method with the motivation of students for the construction of didactic models that adhere to the area of ​​automotive electromechanics of the Daniel Córdova Toral high school; given the need for the lack of didactic resources for the correct reception of knowledge in the practical part by the students of the first year of high school who, considering their adaptation within the professional figure, require skills to manage all kinds of tools, simulation of systems and circuits located within a vehicle. Analyzing the survey carried out on the students, the insufficiency of didactic material and tools for the large group of students who enter the first year of high school is evident. With the development of this research, it is intended that the students strengthen the contents of the different training modules in their innovative proposal that will be projected as the development of a didactic model or simulation of the system, a mechanism designed by all the members of the assigned groups

Guido Daniel Coello Baños, Juan Pablo Pazmiño Piedra, Juan Carlos Erazo Álvarez

67-82

The HBIM methodology in the study of heritage properties, Case of Hacienda Isla Bejucal, Baba, Ecuador

Heritage architecture represents the historical memory of peoples, is part of the national heritage and encourages cultural tourism. Therefore, it is a right of every citizen to access and disseminate it, however, in Ecuador there are abandoned assets with a high degree of deterioration, because of ignorance, lack of maintenance, as well as the use of inappropriate technologies in the tasks of intervention, conservation and management. The analysis of the case study Casa Hacienda Isla El Bejucal (Baba, Ecuador), considered a patrimonial asset according to the official inventory and current file No. IBI-12-02-52-000-000002 of the year 2012, illustrates this situation. Information is collected through literature review, and the inclusion of methods and techniques such as field observation, interviews with key actors and assessment data sheets. It also seeks to know similar experiences and realities, to make an information management model through the HBIM methodology, therefore, the three-dimensional model of the patrimonial asset is built through parameters of families that make up the levels LOD 100, LOD 200 and LOD 350. These products provide fundamental information for the disciplines involved in HBIM management and the actions of conservation, dissemination, management, and integration of architectural projects, such as those associated with the houses of individual haciendas, but also of those cocoa farms in the Vinces area, which define a circuit of architectural, urban, social, and cultural interest.

Martha Lucía Guamán Arpi, María del Cisne Aguirre Ullauri

103-124

Importance of the conservation, restoration and classification of physical archives. Peasant Social Security Case of Manabí 2020

Introduction: the conservation and restoration of documents is a science that has been carried out as a product of academic exercises, since the late nineteenth century, and then established as a science in the seventies in the twentieth century.   Objectives: this paper aims to show the importance of the information generated by the different units of the Peasant Social Security of Manabí, through a proposal of guidelines for the preservation and conservation of the documents housed in the archive of this organization.  Methodology:  the methodology applied in this research is exploratory, using the intentional survey in a random manner to the personnel working in the Peasant Social Security of Manabí, including the person in charge of the archive.  Results: the results of the survey addressed to these personnel, focused on the intention of evaluating both the state of preservation of the physical space and the documents that make up the institution and the knowledge, skills, and abilities in archival issues of the personnel working in its archive.  Conclusions: it can be identified that the technical rule of archiving is not applied, so the shortcomings in the central archive are evident.  Area of specialization or study: Library and Information Science

Josselyn Nicole Lucas García, María de los Ángeles Ormaza Pincay, Mario Marlon Zambrano Segovia

125-145