A evolução do makerspace
uma revisão de literatura
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https://doi.org/10.19132/1808-5245284.119580Palabras clave:
makerspace, tendências para bibliotecas, cultura makerResumen
O presente artigo traz como tema o makerspace no contexto das bibliotecas. Objetivo: apresentar definições e histórico evolutivo do makerspace na literatura científica. Método: revisão de literatura científica. Análise dos dados: A definição de makerspace remete a um espaço de criação e compartilhamento de conhecimento que surgiu na literatura em 2012. É um espaço derivado da cultura Do It Yourself e do movimento maker que tem ganhado espaço dentro dos ambientes educativos e industriais em países desenvolvidos, sobretudo nos Estados Unidos. De acordo com a literatura, entende-se que o makerspace tem grande potencial educativo que ainda está apenas começando a ser explorado e pode ser uma ferramenta de grande importância para o desenvolvimento das bibliotecas num futuro próximo. No Brasil, o tema é ainda muito incipiente, tendo pouca representatividade na literatura. Conclusões: É um tema com potencial para ser desenvolvido e aplicado, que tende a crescer no país, se acompanhar a tendência mundial. Pode representar uma ferramenta revolucionária para o espaço físico tradicional das bibliotecas.
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