Evaluation of the degree of satisfaction of students regarding the simulator for extreme temperatures in the classroom activate instituto Superior Tecnològico Tsàchila
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https://doi.org/10.59282/reincisol.V3(6)894-909Keywords:
Educational simulators; Virtual reality; Extreme temperatures; Student satisfaction; Technical educationAbstract
This article focuses on the evaluation of the perception of Industrial Mechanics students' perception regarding the Activar classroom simulators, especially those designed for extreme temperature scenarios. This evaluation is fundamental for the institution, since it provides crucial information about the needs and expectations of students, thus allowing improvements to be made in educational tools. The research adopted a quantitative approach, using a survey applied to a representative sample of 131 students. This methodology not only collected student feedback, but also accurately measured their level of satisfaction and understanding when using the simulators. The results obtained are very positive: 54.2% of students expressed satisfaction with the simulation experience, and 68.7% demonstrated that the interactive functions of the simulator were beneficial for their learning. In addition, 90.1% of those surveyed recommended that these simulators also be used in other courses at the Institute. These findings highlight the effectiveness of simulators as educational tools and underline the importance of their integration into technical education.
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