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Cursos

Serão oferecidos 7 cursos dirigidos aos professores de Educação Básica interessados em novas tecnologias e educação:

  1. Construção de Espaços Virtuais para Aprendizagem:
    Professora Liliana Passerino - PGIE UFRGS
  2. Mídias na Educação:
    Professora Liane Tarouco - PGIE UFRGS
  3. Eduquito: AVA com ferramentas acessíveis para Inclusão Digital:
    Lucila Santarosa - PGIE UFRGS
    Lourenço Basso - PGIE UFRGS
    Jean Cheiran - PGIE UFRGS
    Soraya Hossain - PGIE UFRGS
  4. Informática na Educação fundamental com Pandorga GNU/Linux e Software Livre:
    Rainer Krüger - RKrüger Tecnologia da Informação
  5. Elaborando Materiais Educacionais para a Web:
    Eliseo Reategui - PGIE UFRGS
  6. A imagem digital online como meio de aprendizagens: projeto Aprendi:
    Maria Cristina V. Biazus - PGIE UFRGS
  7. Práticas pedagógicas para a ciberinfância:
    Patricia Behar - PGIE UFRGS

Veja informações detalhadas ou resumidas sobre Cursos para Professores. (pdf)

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"Latin-American Day" - Dia Latino-Americano

Atividade 1: (Manhã) Apresentação do processo Bologna e sua aplicação nos programas de Ciência da Computação. O objetivo dessa palestra é o de introduzir os conceitos aos participantes permitindo que ocorra um painel produtivo no turno da tarde.

Atividade 2: (Tarde) Painel envolvendo o governo e a comunidade acadêmica para permitir mobiliade estudantil e revisão dos currículos dentro da América Latina. Os participantes apresentarão as vantagens da mobilidade estudantil em uma perspectiva (curto e longo prazo) científica, tecnológica e econômica. (Organizações governamentais e não-governamentais)

Atividade 3: Os participantes serão divididos em grupos de trabalho e irão elaborar sugestões com o objetivo de viabilizar a mobilidade estudantil e a acreditação de currículos de Computação dentro do contexto dos cursos disponíveis no MERCOSUL. Cada grupo de trabalho vai apresentar suas sugestões em um documento escrito.

Atividade 4: Reunião plenária onde os grupos apresentarão seus resultados e farão uma discussão. Um comitê será escolhido para produzir um único documento que será enviado aos governadores do MERCOSUL.

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Keynote speakers

Similar as outras edições da conferência, pesquisadores importantes farão as seguintes palestras em inglês:

ICT in a world of complexity and collective intelligence: Breaking the walls for a better world

Bernard Cornu

Prof. Bernard Cornu, França
IFIP TC3 Chairman

The world is more and more complex. Knowledge is more and more central, as an economic good, as a social stake, as an individual and collective factor for a better understanding of this complex world. But traditional disciplines are no longer the main route to understand the world, to answer the core questions of one's life: What is a human being? What are societies? What is the nature? What are certainties and uncertainties?... In a knowledge society, such questions lead to new challenges. Knowledge is not only an individual matter; society needs collective knowledge and collective intelligence. Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) are changing our lives. ICT change profoundly what knowledge is and transform learning. ICT provide new ways for accessing, storing, and acquiring knowledge. ICT enable us to address complexity, to develop collective knowledge and our collective intelligence. ICT may enable us to break the walls between compartments of knowledge, and give an opportunity to break the walls between human beings. IFIP is aiming at contributing to these challenges.

Action Centers for Engaged Learning

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Troy Cline
Goddard Space Flight Center - NASA, USA.

In this keynote, I would stress the importance of seeking-out and integrating current educational technology practices and resources that effectively enhance the abilities of students around the globe to live, learn and work successfully in an increasingly complex and information-rich society.
Threaded throughout the presentation will be a focus on the development of educational technology programs that are based on 'adaptable' architectural design principles while paying heed to the importance of historical, contextual and cultural understandings.
I will show how basic problem solving and data-driven decision making can have a significant impact on how students collect, analyze and communicate today's science. A wide range of suggested educational technology applications and successful classroom approaches will be shared including the Space Weather Action Center, the Sun-Earth Media Viewer, and NASA's International Sun-Earth Day program.
The Space Weather Action Center is a cutting-edge program that teaches children and parents how to observe, collect, and analyze data on solar activity and its impact on Earth. With inexpensive and easily maintained equipment, they can communicate their ongoing results via written, audio and/or video reports and/or presentations. These reports and presentations can be shared locally, regionally and/or nationally as audio/video podcasts and distance learning broadcasts.

Teaching AI courses with Learning in Mind

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Dr. Helder Coelho
IFIP TC12 e WG12.3 Chair
Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal

Scientists often teach their research, but few research their teaching.
We are used, at the portuguese universities, to do both directions for a host of good reasons: the habit of learning is gained by exploring knowledge in all sorts of dimensions, and by doing it we discover new educational requirements and targets.
Approaches to teaching are obtained by feeling insights into effective pedagogy. Teaching Artificial Intelligence in Computer Science graduation (3rd year, 1st semester) is an opportunity to present innovation, creativity and smart design, the three pieces of good informatics and world wide. But, also a nice alley for the training of critic thought.
Therefore, it is possible to have smart interactions among AI, teaching, learning and computing sciences, and the role of a teacher is to trigger those intelligent processes in the heads of the students.
Intelligence is no longer viewed as static or isolated, and it is now better seen as a living thing.

When Computer Undrestands Learning and Instructional Theories

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Dr. Richiiro Mizoguchi
Universidade de Osaka, Japan

One might have once dreamed if computer could understand learning/instructional theories. Recent advancement of ontological engineering has enabled the dream to come true. Since late 90's, we have tackled this problem and have come up with a theory-aware authoring system for each of individual learning and collaborative learning.
The former is called SMARTIES and latter CHOCOLATO. While SMARTIES is based on a comprehensive ontology of learning and instructional theories, CHOCOLATO on ontology of collaborative learning.
This talk discusses background philosophy behind the research as well as its technological details and usefullness of the systems.

Some Academic 'Crimes' Committed in the Name of Distance Learning

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Dr. Fredric Litto
Associação Brasileira de Educação a Distância (ABED), Brasil

Most accusations of "lack of quality" in cases of specific institutions practicing distance education never specify the "crimes" supposedly committed.
Were the offenses academic, pedagogic, technologic or related to consumer issues?
After collecting data of "complaints received" from spokespersons of the Brazilian Association of Distance Education-ABED, the Brazilian Association of Students of Distance Education-ABEED, and the Secretariat of Distance Education of Brazil's Ministry of Education-SEED-MEC, it was possible to organize a typology of "crimes" perpetrated by a minority of institutions, and which denegrate the reputation for quality achieved by the significant majority of institutions practicing distance learning.

Equipe de suporte em outros idiomas

Considerando que o WCCE tradicionalmente recebe pessoas de vários países, nossa equipe de suporte está habilitada para atender o público em outros idiomas, além do inglês que é o oficial da conferência, como espanhol, italiano, francês e chinês.

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