educativos abiertos, con el objetivo de garantizar una educación inclusiva, equitativa y de calidad, que
contribuya a la democratización del acceso y la permanencia en el sistema educativo.
De esta manera, la investigación no solo destaca el potencial transformador de la multimodalidad en
contextos específicos, sino que también aboga por un enfoque sistemático y colaborativo que permita
superar las barreras actuales y construir trayectorias educativas que respondan de manera pertinente a las
necesidades y potencialidades de los territorios y de la población estudiantil.
Palabras Claves: Innovación curricular, aprendizaje activo, multimodalidad educativa, educación
inclusiva
Abstract
Multimodal Education Systems are conceived as intra- and inter-educational organizational structures
that integrate administrative, technical, pedagogical and organizational aspects. Their purpose is to
facilitate the grouping and combination of various pedagogical media, models and approaches in a
flexible amalgam that responds to the varied conditions of educational contexts. These systems seek to
optimize pedagogical mediation, promoting the convergence of different management models in the
educational field, learning styles, available resources, instructional strategies and support alternatives,
thus adjusting the curriculum and teaching methods to the temporal and spatial particularities, both
physical and virtual, of students.
This article examines the implementation of educational multimodality in Venezuela, with a particular
focus on the Francisco de Miranda Island Territory (Los Roques). Through a qualitative methodology
and a case study, the perceptions and experiences of educators and students regarding curricular
innovation and active learning are analyzed. The results reveal that multimodality not only increases
access to education, but also enhances the development of critical and creative skills among students.
However, the research identifies important challenges, such as technological limitations and the lack of
ongoing training for teachers. Despite these obstacles, there is a strong commitment on the part of
educators to adopt innovative practices that favor their students' learning. In this regard,
recommendations are presented for a better integration of curricular innovation, active learning and
multimodality. The need to make significant investments in technological infrastructure, teacher training
and the development of open educational resources is emphasized, with the aim of guaranteeing an
inclusive, equitable and quality education that contributes to the democratization of access and
permanence in the educational system. In this way, the research not only highlights the transformative
potential of multimodality in specific contexts, but also advocates a systematic and collaborative
approach that allows overcoming current barriers and building educational paths that respond in a
relevant way to the needs and potential of the territories and the student population.
Keywords: Curricular innovation, active learning, educational multimodality, inclusive education