2018
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Anderson Ellwanger et al., « Teaching of Physical classic topics in classroom courses, with the aid of Moodle, an incentive perspective independent learning », HAL-SHS : sciences de l'éducation, ID : 10670/1.gk4nl0
We present an analysis of the results obtained during and after the development of concepts of classical physics in two undergraduate classes, the classroom mode, the Franciscan University Center, in 2016, with the help of the virtual learning environment (VLE). This teaching strategy aimed at strengthening the use of technological tools of university study routines. The organization of contents and activities, began with questioning about the previous knowledge of students. This survey was considered for the organization of other stages of the didactic sequence. Assessments occurred continuously, in which all the tasks, such as participation in forums, multiple choice questions and organization / presentations were the final grade. The educational framework we relied on the meanings of Meaningful Learning with emphasis on student autonomy in their training process. The analysis was structured based on the analysis of student participation in online dialogue spaces, via AVA and semi-structured interview, and was supported by the Bardin content analysis theory. This result showed positive conclusions about the use of virtual environments compared with non-use. As regards the use of students regarding knowledge is initially realized more intense efforts on the "pattern class" and secondly a substantial motivation in understanding a science unfinished and continuous modification. These results indicate new teaching opportunities mediated by information and communication technologies