The massive open online courses known as MOOC are an educational modality that combines different types of didactic material, such as text documents, presentations, videos, audio, learning forums, etc. Among the different types of MOOC we have the xMOOC, which are managed in a web page where all participants interact. In this modality, the evaluation is carried out by tests and other certain
... [Show full abstract] activities that must be given to the teacher. This paper presents a proposal for the design, implementation and evaluation of an xMOOC for the Artistic Drawing subject in the Academic Program of Engineering in Animation and Visual Effects. The units of that subject have been developed with their respective text documents, audiovisual resources, forums and evaluation instruments, all of them integrated into Opigno platform. The results show high student interaction, registering up to 3750 visits in one of the units, which is positive for this virtual teaching modality; in addition, the average grade obtained by the students in the first unit was 93, which indicates a favorable result in the participants learning.