História da informática educativa: pensamento pedagógico na rede municipal de Caxias do Sul (1992-2012)
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HISTORY OF EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING: PEDAGOGICAL THOUGHT IN THE MUNICIPAL NETWORK OF CAXIAS DO SUL (1992-2012)
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This study examines the process of constructing pedagogical thought in educational computing within the municipal network of Caxias do Sul-RS from 1992 to 2012, highlighting changes in educational practices and pedagogical concepts in schools. Utilizing documentary research methodologies and oral history, as well as content analysis adapted for digital means, a complex pedagogical relationship is revealed, grounded in constructivist currents with exponents such as Jean Piaget, Seymour Papert, and Paulo Freire. These theoretical approaches were fundamental for the implementation and development of innovative educational practices, promoted by a network of educators engaged in educational computing. The results show how this pedagogical thought significantly influenced education in the city, marking a period of transformations in teaching and learning through technology.
Keywords: Educational Computing, Pedagogical Thought, History, Constructivism
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