Video instruccional online: imágenes, afecto positivo, comprensión y metacomprensión

Palabras clave: comprensión, instrucción basada en la web, metacognición, métodos multimedia, respuesta emocional

Resumen

En este estudio se abordó la comprensión y metacomprensión de videos expositivos instruccionales online desde la teoría cognitiva del aprendizaje multimedia y sus extensiones hacia los procesos afectivos y metacognitivos. En un abordaje metodológico experimental se evaluaron los efectos del formato de presentación (video sin imágenes, video con imágenes decorativas, video con instructora explicando) sobre el rendimiento de la comprensión, los juicios de metacomprensión y la precisión (sesgo) de la meta-comprensión, juicios afectivos, y cómo inciden el formato, el afecto, y la comprensión en la metacomprensión. Participaron 274 estudiantes universitarios en una plataforma experimental de aprendizaje en línea. El video con imágenes decorativas obtuvo mayor afecto positivo, pero la comprensión fue similar con todos los formatos. Los estudiantes subestimaron su comprensión con imágenes decorativas, en tanto que fueron más precisos con la figura de la instructora o sin imágenes, sin diferencias entre estas condiciones. Además, los estudiantes de bajo rendimiento creyeron que estaban entendiendo mejor, y los de alto rendimiento subestimaron su comprensión. El patrón de resultados se discute en función de efectos hallados en la investigación previa, diferencias con esta y limitaciones. Los resultados pueden ser relevantes para docentes, diseñadores instruccionales y programas educativos orientados a la autorregulación de la comprensión en línea.

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Martínez, M. A., Galán, L. A., González, F. M., & Burin, D. I. (2026). Video instruccional online: imágenes, afecto positivo, comprensión y metacomprensión. Folios, (64), 146–161. https://doi.org/10.17227/folios.64-23490

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