
Uso de la inteligencia artificial en la evaluación formativa
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La IA no debe entenderse como un fin en sí mismo, sino como un medio complementario que
amplía las posibilidades del docente y enriquece la experiencia de aprendizaje. Su éxito
dependerá del equilibrio entre la eficiencia de los algoritmos y la sensibilidad pedagógica del
educador. El desafío no es únicamente tecnológico, sino profundamente educativo y ético:
garantizar que la innovación sirva para construir procesos evaluativos más inclusivos, justos
y humanizadores.
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