SPOTTER TASK 2

 SPOTTER (PABLO)


After this week, we can finally revise our first task and how we did on it. We are using as a reference the groups of fivebraincells and thepotatoecommittee.


We, as translators, chose this four different concepts: AI, project based learning, social learning theory and contructivist learning theory.

On the other hand, if we consider the concepts from the other selected groups, we can conclude that we could have used some other concepts that were also related to the T-Pack and PIC-RAT such as "Digital desings tools" because it is true that  we are have used them for creating the mind map, and also, taking into account this we could also add the concept of "visual learning and instructional desing" which refers to the learning based on visual artifacts. On the other hand, from the group thepotatoecommittee we could obviusly  add the concept of T-PACK and PIC-RAT because although we consider them as "already known concepts" after this task, I believe that It could be useful to have them in our diagram so that we could revise them later on.


About the analyst part, I consider that we could have add a little bit of reflexion before putting the conversation with chatgpt, although the reflexion was there, but what I am refering to is a refelexion with our process of making the decisions and the difficulties we found while doing the project.

  

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