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A LITERATURA EM MODO VIRTUAL COM FERRAMENTA DIGITAL NA PANDEMIA

Authors: Bianchi, Maria Helena Costa; Fornells, Víctor Hugo Gutiérrez;

A LITERATURA EM MODO VIRTUAL COM FERRAMENTA DIGITAL NA PANDEMIA

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Resumo: Apresenta-se uma proposta para o emprego da metodologia ativa de aprendizagem storytelling, com abordagem colaborativa e emprego da Análise Crítica do Discurso (ACD) proposta por Fairclough (2001; 2012), direcionada às aulas virtuais de Literatura (gênero narrativo: o conto) para alunos do 8º ano do EF2, utilizando a ferramenta lúdico-didática on-line StoryBoard para elaboração de histórias em quadrinhos (HQs). O desafio lúdico-cognitivo é condensar em apenas 6 (seis) quadros o conteúdo de um conto, recriando-o com personagens, paisagem, cenas escolhidas pelo aluno, mas que seu roteiro não fuja do contexto original. O método é qualitativo. A pesquisa documental se apoia em trabalhos de outros estudiosos como Alves (2002); Travaglia (2003); Barbosa e Moura (2013); Cleophas (2015); Furlan e Nicodem (2017), entre outros. Os contos escolhidos e posteriormente convertidos em HQs pertencem a dois literatos brasileiros mundialmente conhecidos: Machado de Assis (“Adão e Eva”) e Rubem Fonseca (“Conto de Amor”). Esta proposta foi aplicada via Zoom a uma amostra populacional de 10 (dez) participantes de uma escola pública de Foz do Iguaçu, PR, durante o mês de junho de 2021. O resultado obtido foi altamente positivo, graças ao interesse dos educandos em participar ativamente na leitura e criação da sua HQ e a facilidade com que eles dominam as tecnologias digitais. Conclui-se que as ferramentas digitais para criação de HQs são um recurso interessante para estimular o interesse pela Literatura e outras áreas do conhecimento, através da ludicidade e das TDICs.

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HQs, Literatura, Storytelling, StoryBoard, TDICs

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