EDUCAÇÃO VIRTUAL NO CHILE: UM EXEMPLO DE UM NOVO ESPAÇO PARA A APRENDIZAGEM
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https://doi.org/10.56238/revgeov17n2-041Palavras-chave:
Educação Virtual, Salas de Aula Virtuais, Competências em TIC, Alfabetização DigitalResumo
A Educação Virtual surgiu em 2002 a partir de um projeto conjunto entre o Centro de Aperfeiçoamento, Experimentação e Pesquisas Pedagógicas (CPEIP) e o Centro Links de Educação e Tecnologia. O CPEIP desenvolveu uma linha de formação docente a distância via Internet, oferecendo diversos cursos desde 2002, enquanto o Centro Links, ao longo dos últimos 15 anos, tem dedicado seus esforços a proporcionar a professores e estudantes acesso a oportunidades educacionais associadas às novas tecnologias da informação e comunicação. Ambas as instituições decidiram unir esforços e desenvolver um projeto integrado que incorporasse a linha de formação docente a distância do CPEIP, até então voltada à atualização curricular, bem como diferentes estratégias de apoio à apropriação das TICs e à sua integração curricular.
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