Digital humanization in remote education: challenges experienced by basic education teachers in the pandemic overview

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https://doi.org/10.35362/rie9416072

Keywords:

Digital culture, Teacher training, Digital mobile technologies

Abstract

Mobile Digital Information and Communication Technologies (MDICT) are increasingly present in the daily lives of people around the world, as well as in various daily activities, including educational activities. The article's general objective is to describe the strategies adopted by the Government of one of the Brazilian States, located in the Northeast, in the face of the pandemic scenario, as well as the challenges experienced by teachers in the state education network in carrying out their teaching practices in conjunction with the remote classes. The methodology adopted was based on the qualitative approach and the study of multiple cases according to Yin (2015). It comes to the conclusion that there is a need for greater investment on the part of the government, not only in terms of infrastructure that supports the MDICT, but for the continued training of teachers. Remote teaching implemented during the pandemic period did not fully meet the needs and demands of students, and among the main difficulties experienced by teachers working in this scenario, the need to seek, on their own, training related to the pedagogical use of digital technologies stood out.

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Author Biographies

Manoel Messias Santos Alves, Universidade Federal de Sergipe (UFS), Brasil

Doctor in Education and Master in Science Teaching, from the Federal University of Sergipe; Graduated in Nursing, Biology and Physical Education; Specialist in Teaching for Professional and Technological Education, from the Federal Institute of Espírito Santo; Researcher linked to the Communication and Technology Research Center; Develops research in the areas of health education, science teaching, sexuality; public health, mobile digital information and communication technologies, cyberculture, nomophobia, among others.

Anne Alilma Silva Souza Ferrete, Universidade Federal de Sergipe (UFS), Brasil

He has a doctorate in Education from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (2007), a master's degree in Education from the Federal University of Sergipe (2002), a degree in Data Processing Technology from Tiradentes University (1994). She is currently a professor at the Federal University of Sergipe working in the Department of Education (DED), at the Center for Education and Human Sciences (CECH). Permanent professor of the Postgraduate Program in Education (PPGED). She served as coordinator of the One Computer per Student Program / UFS / MEC (2010- 2012). Member of the Distance Education and Communicational and Intercultural Educational Practices Research Group (EDaPECI); Research Group on School Inclusion of People with Disabilities, from the Communication and Technology Research Center (NUCA/leader), deputy leader of the IFS Technological Innovation Research Group (GPIT) and member of the Education Study and Research Group Environmental (GEPEASE). She has experience in the area of Computer Science, with an emphasis on Information Systems. It operates mainly in the areas of Education, with an emphasis on Educational Technology, IT in Education, Assistive Technologies, Technological Education, Distance Education (EAD), Virtual Learning Environments, Educational Applications, Active Methodologies, Environmental Education and Teacher Training

Alana Danielly Vasconcelos, Universidade Federal de Sergipe (UFS), Brasil

PhD in Education (PPGED/UFS). Professor at Tiradentes University (UNIT). Member of NUCA/UFS/CNPq

Willian Lima Santos, Universidade Federal de Sergipe (UFS), Brasil

Master in Education from the Federal University of Sergipe. Pedagogue. CAPES scholarship. Specialist in Technologies and Open and Digital Education. Member of NUCA/UFS/CNPq.

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How to Cite

Alves, M. M. S., Ferrete, A. A. S. S. ., Vasconcelos, A. D. ., & Santos, W. L. . (2024). Digital humanization in remote education: challenges experienced by basic education teachers in the pandemic overview. Iberoamerican Journal of Education, 94(1), 17–36. https://doi.org/10.35362/rie9416072

Published

2024-02-25

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Digital Humanities and new methodologies for the teaching of the Humanities