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Leitura digital : desafios e oportunidades para professores e alunos

Digital Reading : challenges and opportunities for teachers and students
Authors: Faria, Paulo; Faria, Ádila; Ramos, Altina;

Leitura digital : desafios e oportunidades para professores e alunos

Abstract

É hoje amplamente reconhecido que a revolução digital a que assistimos tem provocado uma alteração profunda na forma como se lê e nos meios de acesso e reprodução da informação. Nesse contexto, não se pode ignorar que a proliferação de dispositivos tecnológicos digitais exige da escola uma resposta inventiva na descoberta de estratégias inovadoras para que se leia mais e melhor. Pretende-se, então, que a multiplicação de ecrãs e o mobile learning constituam oportunidade para responder a essa problemática complexa da promoção da leitura tanto na dinamização da biblioteca escolar como no ensino do Português e das Línguas em geral. Respondendo a esse desafio, apresentamos neste artigo resultados prévios de um estudo exploratório que integra dois projetos bem como perspectivas de evolução desse trabalho já realizado.

It is now widely recognized that the digital revolution we are witnessing is causing a profound change in how we read and in the means of access and reproduction of information. In this context, it can’t be ignored that the proliferation of digital technology devices requires to school to have an inventive response in the discovery of innovative strategies to make people read more and better. So it is intended that the multiplication of screens and mobile learning constitute an opportunity to respond to the complex problem of reading promotion in the school library and in the teaching of Portuguese and languages in general. In response to this challenge, in this paper we present preliminary results of a exploratory study which includes two projects as well as prospects of evolution for the work already done.

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Teacher training, Reading, Leitura, E-reader, Mobile learning, Formação de professores

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