Resumen
La transformación educativa en la era digital requiere docentes con competencias avanzadas para liderar innovaciones en la enseñanza. Este estudio evalúa y desarrolla competencias digitales docentes, considerando tecnologías emergentes como inteligencia artificial, metaverso, automatización y Web3, que están redefiniendo las metodologías pedagógicas. Se adopta un enfoque descriptivo y longitudinal, recolectando datos antes y después de una intervención formativa mediante encuestas, entrevistas y pruebas de desempeño, midiendo la alfabetización digital y el uso de herramientas emergentes en la práctica docente. Los resultados identifican brechas en la formación y oportunidades de mejora a través de estrategias de capacitación continua y metodologías innovadoras. Se propone un marco de referencia alineado con estándares internacionales para fortalecer la enseñanza híbrida, la educación inmersiva y el aprendizaje adaptativo. Este estudio aporta al diseño de políticas educativas que optimicen la integración tecnológica en el aula, promoviendo un ecosistema de enseñanza dinámico, inclusivo y eficiente.
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