IA Generativa y formación docente en educación artística: explorando estrategias para incrementar la creatividad, la participación y la apreciación del arte en contextos escolares y museísticos

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https://doi.org/10.17561/rtc.extra10.9974

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educación artística, inteligencia artificial generativa, formación docente, educación en museos, pedagogía posthumanista

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Este artículo explora el impacto transformador de la inteligencia artificial generativa (IAG) en la formación docente dentro de la educación artística, con especial atención a los contextos escolares y museísticos. Desde un enfoque interdisciplinar y poshumanista, se analizan los campos epistémicos, estéticos y pedagógicos que surgen con la integración de sistemas algorítmicos en las prácticas artísticas y educativas.  A través de una revisión crítica de conceptos como creatividad computacional, autoría distribuida y museo posdigital, la investigación propone nuevas ecologías educativas que fomentan la creatividad, la sensibilidad estética y el pensamiento crítico. La IAG se presenta como un coagente epistémico capaz de redefinir los procesos de aprendizaje, de creación y de participación cultural, promoviendo prácticas formativas, inclusivas, relacionales y transformadoras.

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2025-11-01

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Foletto, C. (2025) “IA Generativa y formación docente en educación artística: explorando estrategias para incrementar la creatividad, la participación y la apreciación del arte en contextos escolares y museísticos”, Tercio Creciente, (extra10), pp. 165–181. doi:10.17561/rtc.extra10.9974.