Yaneth Moreno

Yaneth Moreno

About me

Experienced university professor with a 15-year track record in teaching programming and computer architecture at the Universidad de Los Andes (Venezuela). I have expanded my international experience by supervising theses at the Universidad Internacional de Valencia (Spain). Committed to educating and mentoring the next generation of IT professionals.

Interests

professional areas of expertise: programming, data analysis, artificial intelligence, and education. personal interests: music and reading.

Skills

proficient in python, java, c++, and scripting languages (html, css, javascript). experienced in designing and developing relational databases (postgresql, mysql). advanced knowledge of hardware description languages (systemc, vhdl).

Activity

I'm intrigued by the idea of using exam reviews to cultivate critical thinking. By tweaking a single variable and exploring the consequences, we're pushing students to think more deeply and apply their knowledge in new ways. This not only enhances their test-taking abilities but also equips them with essential skills for the real world.

I'm really excited about the potential of holistic assessment. I think this approach can help students become more critical thinkers and take ownership of their learning.

How can we empower students while still providing necessary guidance in a technology-driven world?

This module has provided me with a valuable tool to more accurately assess the individual needs of my students. By understanding different learning styles and multiple intelligences, I can design activities and assessments that allow each student to demonstrate their strengths more effectively. Additionally, I can provide more personalized feedback, which will motivate them to continue learning and improving.

The virtual worlds in the educational environment, have opened new possibilities to innovation in the teaching-learning process, where the flexibility of access to information inside or outside the classroom through an avatar, tends to a paradigm shift in education traditional, in terms of the way of transmitting and acquiring knowledge through technological means. In this sense, an investigation was carried out on the design, development and use of a metaverse as a digital tool of didactic support to students of the Faculty of Systems Engineering of the University of Cundinamarca, with a view to establishing its viability to be implemented… >>>

There are many important aspects that have made me reflect on online education. For me, the most relevant are: Flexibility, as by offering different online resources I can accommodate various learning styles. Communication is essential, if we use forums and live chats we can provide the support that students require. Technological tools are powerful, from virtual learning platforms to collaboration tools, technology can make learning more dynamic and interactive. And fostering an online community where students can interact with each other and the teacher is key to creating a sense of belonging and motivation.

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