Migliorare l'istruzione superiore: Integrazione di micro-credenziali e badge digitali nei curricula universitari in Ucraina
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https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1970-2221/20293Parole chiave:
badge digitali, micro-credenziali, occupabilità, istruzione superioreAbstract
Questo studio analizza l’impatto dell’integrazione di badge digitali e micro-credenziali nei programmi universitari sull’impegno, la motivazione e l’occupabilità degli studenti. Utilizzando un approccio misto, sono stati analizzati sia i dati quantitativi (test di Wilcoxon signed-rank per le valutazioni pre- e post-intervento) sia i dati qualitativi (focus group con studenti, formatori e datori di lavoro). I risultati rivelano che le micro-credenziali hanno significativamente aumentato l’impegno e la motivazione degli studenti, migliorando anche l’occupabilità percepita. I formatori hanno osservato l’efficacia dei badge digitali nel fornire feedback strutturato e nel promuovere un apprendimento orientato agli obiettivi. I datori di lavoro hanno apprezzato le competenze dimostrate dalle micro-credenziali, ma hanno raccomandato di includere competenze emergenti e soft skills per una maggiore rilevanza. Le sfide legate alla navigazione del sistema e all’integrazione tecnica evidenziano la necessità di una guida più chiara e di un supporto tecnologico adeguato. Ulteriori ricerche sono necessarie per esplorare l’impatto a lungo termine delle micro-credenziali sull’avanzamento di carriera e per valutarne l’applicabilità in vari settori.
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