Efectos motivacionales de la realidad virtual en la educación musical: un estudio cuasiexperimental

Palabras clave: tecnología educativa, realidad virtual, instrucción multimedia, educación musical, carga cognitiva

Resumen

El estudio examina los efectos motivacionales observados en una intervención pedagógica en el contexto de una clase escolar de música, con participantes de entre 14 y 16 años, en la que se utilizó la realidad virtual (RV) como recurso didáctico. Se compararon los efectos de distintos métodos de proyección audiovisual — RV inmersiva, RV de escritorio y proyección tradicional — mediante un diseño cuasi-experimental con enfoque de métodos mixtos. Los datos obtenidos de un cuestionario que operacionalizó la motivación, los resultados de aprendizaje y un grupo focal fueron triangulados.

Los resultados indican que la RV aumentó la motivación de los participantes, con diferencias estadísticamente significativas y un tamaño de efecto elevado. Se encontró una correlación positiva entre algunas dimensiones de la motivación y los resultados de aprendizaje. Estos hallazgos divergen de las predicciones de teorías cognitivas actuales, como la Teoría del Aprendizaje Multimedial, que sugieren que la RV podría incrementar la carga cognitiva y limitar el aprendizaje. Se argumenta que la RV, al incorporar el canal perceptivo cinestésico mediante movimientos e interfaces hápticas, puede potenciar el aprendizaje de un modo no considerado por dicha teoría.

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Iglesias, P., & Chávez, P. (2026). Efectos motivacionales de la realidad virtual en la educación musical: un estudio cuasiexperimental. Revista Colombiana De Educación, (100), e21167. https://doi.org/10.17227/rce.num100-21167

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