APRENDIENDO EN COMUNIDAD: MÁS ALLÁ DE APRENDER Y TRABAJAR EN COMPAÑÍA
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Aprender en compañía es algo que seguramente practicamos, por ejemplo cuando deseamos marcar el paso en un proceso de aprendizaje, cuando queremos apoyarnos mutuamente en la solución de problemas, o simplemente cuando nos toca, por asignación de colegas a un mismo grupo de estudio o de trabajo. Con el advenimiento de las Tecnologías de Información y Comunicación (TIC), con las cuales es posible dialogar y compartir digitalmente con otros sobrepasando barreras espacio-temporales, el aprendizaje por interacción social deja de estar limitado a lo contiguo y sincrónico, es posible aprender mediante interacción con personas que pueden estar distribuidas geográficamente y tener, o no, ocasión de compartir con nosotros a la misma hora y por el mismo canal.
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