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TEEM'21: NINTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON TECHNOLOGICAL ECOSYSTEMS FOR ENHANCING MULTICULTURALITY
Volume -, Issue -, Pages 373-377Publisher
ASSOC COMPUTING MACHINERY
DOI: 10.1145/3486011.3486477
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Service Learning; Capstone project; Engineering Education; Geomatics
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This article discusses the application of service-learning methodology in capstone projects to enhance students' acquisition of skills, motivation, and engagement. The experience took place in a depopulated area of Spain, helping students better prepare for engineering practice.
Capstone projects are the culminating experience of engineering students, where they are focused on real-world application, so they will be better prepared for their professional life. In the present communication it is raised an application approach of incorporation of a service-learning methodology into the capstone projects to improve the acquisition of skills, as well as motivation and engagement. The activity is contextualized in the so-called depopulated Spain, which includes towns and villages with a high risk of depopulation and a shortage of investment and resources. The experience was carried out in the capstone project of a Geomatics Engineering degree.
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