The paper presents a qualitative systematic review on the design and process peculiarities of flipped learning teaching methodology in the university setting, with a focus on the effects on learning, student autonomy, and critical elements encountered by faculty and students. The review was conducted on three databases (ERIC, Scopus, and Web of Science), obtaining an initial selection of 2307 articles for the years 2019-2024; 9 articles were extracted through the use of inclusion and exclusion criteria and the adoption of the PRISMA protocol. The results confirm that the adoption of the flipped methodology requires teachers to possess a high level of professionalism referring to the instructional design of content. The implementation of the flipped approach has a positive influence on the motivation, autonomy and performance of students; however, critical elements are noted referring to the intense cognitive load and time commitment for both teachers and students.
Lo studio presenta una revisione sistematica qualitativa sulle peculiarità progettuali e processuali della metodologia didattica del flipped learning in ambito universitario, con particolare attenzione agli effetti su apprendimento e autonomia di studentesse e studenti ed elementi di criticità riscontrati da docenti e studenti nella sua implementazione. La ricerca è stata condotta su tre database (ERIC, Scopus e Web of Science), ottenendo una prima selezione di 2307 articoli per l’arco temporale 2019-2024; attraverso l’utilizzo di criteri di inclusione ed esclusione e l’adozione del protocollo PRISMA sono stati estratti 9 articoli che sono oggetto della sintesi. I risultati confermano che l’adozione della metodologia flipped richiede ai docenti il possesso di un’elevata professionalità riferita soprattutto alla progettazione didattica dei contenuti. L’adozione del modello ha un’influenza positiva su motivazione, autonomia e rendimento di studentesse e studenti, tuttavia si rilevano elementi di criticità riferiti all’intenso carico cognitivo e all’impegno in termini temporali sia per i docenti e sia per studentesse e studenti.
Flipped learning e progettazione didattica nei contesti universitari: Una systematic review qualitativa
Raffaella Carmen Strongoli
;Valeria Catania
2025-01-01
Abstract
The paper presents a qualitative systematic review on the design and process peculiarities of flipped learning teaching methodology in the university setting, with a focus on the effects on learning, student autonomy, and critical elements encountered by faculty and students. The review was conducted on three databases (ERIC, Scopus, and Web of Science), obtaining an initial selection of 2307 articles for the years 2019-2024; 9 articles were extracted through the use of inclusion and exclusion criteria and the adoption of the PRISMA protocol. The results confirm that the adoption of the flipped methodology requires teachers to possess a high level of professionalism referring to the instructional design of content. The implementation of the flipped approach has a positive influence on the motivation, autonomy and performance of students; however, critical elements are noted referring to the intense cognitive load and time commitment for both teachers and students.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


