Teaching-Learning Activities in the European Higher Education Area: Practical Activities With Web 2.0

The activities constitute the link between the contents and the results in the teaching-learning process. This research presents a study carried out with mixed methods and an empirical goal aimed at favoring a change in the learning experience of students developing the activities of a university subject with web 2.0 tools, so as to analyze the real change in learning through such activities. Among the conclusions we can highlight that, although students have grown up in a technological environment, they are not able to take advantage of it to improve their learning. However, after carrying out the activities with web 2.0 tools, they stated that they had obtained greater benefits in their learning, improved their level of digital competence and developed a better attitude towards the use of these tools. In particular, they obtained better academic performance compared to those who developed them in a conventional manner. Additionally, students and professors do not understand practical activities in the same way, and even though activities with web 2.0 involve an added learning effort and require specific prior training, they consider them within the most practical activities.