O rádio na educação brasileira

The scenario that outlines this research project is characterized by the centrality of ICT on society and the necessity of having them embedded on education, both face-to-face and distance learning. Amongst the available ICT, the medium radio has been chosen due to its popularity within Brazilian society, as well as its 90 years of initiatives applied on education. Although the radio seems to be historically useful to education, it has been supporting more conservative approaches, such as teaching centred practices, simplytransmitted lessons and assessment based on memorization. On the other hand, Brazilian educational system has been changed since the early 90s, and those reforms brought new challenges to the radio on education, such as training critical listeners, concerned citizens, people with aesthetic sensibility, ethical standards etc. Thus, a systematic assessment of the real educational possibilities of the radio is even more necessary. This research projectaims to retrieve the most prominent educational initiatives using the radio, connecting them to the Brazilian regulatory framework on Education. The methodology consists of desk research and official documents analyses.

Mídia-educação no ensino médio: uma experiência com alunos e professores

This paper describes the development of educational materials on media education as a result of workshops held for students and teachers of high school in Midialab – Media Education Laboratory of Universidade Sagrado Coração. The objectives of this exploratory research were to investigate how teachers and students learn about media, looking for similarities and differences in the performance of the two groups in order to make it possible to conclude what methodology frameworks had a best result for promoting the media literacy of each group, taking on account the characteristics of public school and the paradigms of international media literacy. The methodology involved the application of activities focusing on six strategies: textual analysis, contextual analysis, content analysis, case study, translation, simulation and production. The results suggested that such activities are a productive way to develop critical reading skill and to reduce the differences between teachers and students’ repertoire. They also presented good results in the development of language usage by them and promoted collaborative learning, in a social approach.

Públicos e meios de comunicação: a formação necessária para a interatividade

Technological innovations associated with the media made changes in the production, transmission and reception of mediatic messages. Among them, we highlight the convergence of media, and the consequent multimediality and the emergence of new possibilities of interactivity, allowing the audience to become increasingly active. But for that to happen properly, it is necessary to promote actions aimed to critical and creative use of media. Thus, this paper aims to refl ect on the need for literacy initiatives for the formation of publics, aiming what is considered a productive interactivity.

Mídia-educação: uma proposta de formação de profissionais de comunicação

This article is based on the results of an experience with training undergraduate and postgraduate communication students for media education. The activities were founded on the theory and practice proposed by British researchers. It was found that many participants held a fragmented knowledge on the subject, permeated by theoretical and mainly methodological doubts.

O uso das mídias digitais como apoio ao processo didático e pedagógico: uma abordagem exploratória

Pós-graduação em Televisão Digital: Informação e Conhecimento - FAAC

O professor de biologia e a possibilidade de uso de diferentes abordagens de ensino com materiais midiáticos a fim de desenvolver a criticidade do aluno do ensino médio

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

O professor de biologia e a possibilidade de uso de diferentes abordagens de ensino com materiais midiáticos a fim de desenvolver a criticidade do aluno do ensino médio

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Mobile Learning – Begriff, Modelle, Forschung

Der vorliegende Übersichtsartikel betrachtet Mobile Learning aus einer pädagogisch-psychologischen und didaktischen Perspektive. Mobile Learning (M-Learning), das seit Mitte der 1990er in unterschiedlichsten Kontexten Einzug in den Bildungssektor hielt, ist ein dynamisches und interdisziplinäres Feld. Dynamisch, weil M-Learning durch die rasche Entwicklung im Bereich der Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie, wie kaum ein anderes Forschungsfeld, einem derart großen Wandel unterworfen ist. Interdisziplinär, weil durch das Zusammentreffen von mobiler Technik und Lernen auch unterschiedliche Fachdisziplinen betroffen sind. Die verschiedenen Sichtweisen und auch die Komplexität des Feldes haben dazu geführt, dass bis heute keine einheitliche Definition des Begriffs besteht. Ziel dieses Übersichtsartikels ist es, den aktuellen Forschungsstand aus didaktischer und pädagogisch-psychologischer Sicht aufzuzeigen. Dazu werden zunächst wichtige Komponenten des M-Learning-Begriffs herausgearbeitet und daran anschließend didaktisch bedeutsame theoretische Ansätze und Modelle vorgestellt sowie kritisch betrachtet. Basierend auf dieser theoretischen Ausgangslage wird dann ein Rahmen gezeichnet, der verdeutlichen soll, wo empirische Forschung aus didaktischer und pädagogisch-psychologischer Sicht ansetzen kann. Entsprechende empirische Studien werden ebenfalls vorgestellt, um einen Eindruck des aktuellen empirischen Forschungsstandes zu geben. Dies alles soll als Ausgangspunkt für den zukünftigen Forschungsbedarf dienen.

Malaria prevention in Kenyan women of childbearing age

The objective of this program is to reduce malaria incidence in Kenya. Malaria poses a large public health challenge in Kenya, and although public health efforts have traditionally been focused on treatment of infected patients, due to increased drug resistance and lack of drug-adherence, prevention strategies are needed. This program targets Kenyan women, the likely caretakers in the home, and promotes malaria prevention behaviors through health education. ^ A planning group will be assembled and a needs assessment will be performed, verifying risk factors and conditions associated with malaria, as well as personal and external determinants. Behavioral and environmental outcomes will be determined, and performance objectives for each outcome will be established. Matrices of change objectives will be created, and detailed methods and strategies will be linked to each change objective. Program elements include media, education, and incentives. All materials used in this program will be subjected to pre-test to ensure cultural relevance and fidelity. Matrices of change objectives will be created for program adopters and implementers, as well as correlating methods and strategies associated with each change objective. Performance objectives will also be compiled for program maintainers. A program evaluation plan will follow "Pre-Post Comparison Group" design. Outcome evaluation and process evaluation will be conducted. The sample population will be screened based on age and gender so as to maintain comparability to the target population. Measurements will be taken before the program to establish baseline, directly following the program to determine short-term effects, and three months after the program is completed to determine long-term effects. ^ One limitation of this program is selection bias, due to the nature of quasi-experimental studies. Thorough screening prior to sample selection will minimize selection bias and ensure group homogeneity. Another limitation is attrition, and this will be minimized where possible through the use of incentives. In cases where loss to follow-up is not avoidable, such as death or natural disasters, the attrition effect will be estimated using structural equation modeling after reviewing the sample size, differential attrition and total attrition. ^ This intervention is based heavily on health promotion theories, but it is important to remember that in the field, the program plan will likely include only the necessary practical strategies. The target population, Kenyan women of childbearing age, will be significant in decreasing the malaria disease burden in Kenya.^

A Su Salud Injury Prevention expansion: Analysis of injury prevention perceptions in a Hispanic community

Unintentional injury is the leading cause of death for American ages one to 44 and is ranked in the top ten causes of death for all age groups (CDC, 2006a). A Su Salud Injury Prevention was developed to address injury prevention awareness and education. The program is a mass media education campaign that uses role models, mass media, and community outreach to prevent injury. In 2009, University Health System (UHS) expanded the program. Baseline data were collected from 426 residents in targeted neighborhoods northwest of downtown San Antonio to support the expansion. The purpose of this study was to explore injury perceptions, knowledge, and behaviors of adults living in the expansion area, and define the predominant factors associated with these perceptions. A secondary aim was to assess community awareness and willingness to participate in the program.^ Survey results showed motor vehicle crashes (MVC), falls, drinking and driving, and guns and assaults were considered the most serious injures for adults. The most serious child injuries were MVC, abuse and neglect, falls, and head injuries. Residents were knowledgeable of state seatbelt policy, and over 90% responded as compliant for seatbelt and child car seat use. Most were knowledgeable about drinking and driving state policy and negative outcomes. However, 70% of those reporting driving under the influence of alcohol within the last year engaged in repeat high risk behavior. Men and residents under the age of 55 were more likely to engage in repeat drinking and driving (OR= 3.6, 7.0 respectively). Residents consider injury prevention an important issue, and have interest in a local injury prevention program. Younger women are the most likely to participate in a local program as potential role models and volunteers.^ Results from the study are summarized into an injury prevention and demographic profile of the community that will be used to develop tailored injury prevention messages to create a more effective program, and support program coordinators in effective community engagement. Results will also be used as a comparative basis for future evaluation of a behavioral injury prevention program focused on a predominantly Mexican-American community.^

Aprender a ser docentes con el cine de Miyazaki

El presente artículo plantea la incorporación del cine como argumento válido para la formación del profesorado. Consideramos que el cine incluye suficientes mecanismos para involucrar la educación en artes visuales, la educación en medios, y la educación musical. Entre los directores más relevantes del panorama internacional, proponemos la figura de Hayao Miyazaki. Este creador japonés ha sabido atraer a públicos de todas las edades y culturas a lo largo de su dilatada carrera profesional. La calidad técnica de los trabajos de Miyazaki va acompañada de una serie de valores que resultan muy válidos para incorporar acciones educativas de respeto al medio natural y a las tradiciones culturales. Pensamos que los maestros de educación primaria han de estar preparados para fomentar este tipo de valores entre el alumnado. Tanto la educación artística como el cine son entornos muy atractivos para lograrlo. Hemos observado y analizado a un grupo de estudiantes de grado de Maestro de primaria mientras miraban la película Ponyo en el acantilado. Planteamos un mayor uso del cine como recurso educativo (Ambrós y Breu, 2007; Fedorov, 2010). Animamos al profesorado y al alumnado a realizar nuevas lecturas críticas y personales del cine, indagando más allá del conocimiento del medio como mero entretenimiento (Clarembeaux, 2010; Hernández, 2000; Huerta, 2006)

Aprender a ser docentes con el cine de Miyazaki

El presente artículo plantea la incorporación del cine como argumento válido para la formación del profesorado. Consideramos que el cine incluye suficientes mecanismos para involucrar la educación en artes visuales, la educación en medios, y la educación musical. Entre los directores más relevantes del panorama internacional, proponemos la figura de Hayao Miyazaki. Este creador japonés ha sabido atraer a públicos de todas las edades y culturas a lo largo de su dilatada carrera profesional. La calidad técnica de los trabajos de Miyazaki va acompañada de una serie de valores que resultan muy válidos para incorporar acciones educativas de respeto al medio natural y a las tradiciones culturales. Pensamos que los maestros de educación primaria han de estar preparados para fomentar este tipo de valores entre el alumnado. Tanto la educación artística como el cine son entornos muy atractivos para lograrlo. Hemos observado y analizado a un grupo de estudiantes de grado de Maestro de primaria mientras miraban la película Ponyo en el acantilado. Planteamos un mayor uso del cine como recurso educativo (Ambrós y Breu, 2007; Fedorov, 2010). Animamos al profesorado y al alumnado a realizar nuevas lecturas críticas y personales del cine, indagando más allá del conocimiento del medio como mero entretenimiento (Clarembeaux, 2010; Hernández, 2000; Huerta, 2006)

Aprender a ser docentes con el cine de Miyazaki

El presente artículo plantea la incorporación del cine como argumento válido para la formación del profesorado. Consideramos que el cine incluye suficientes mecanismos para involucrar la educación en artes visuales, la educación en medios, y la educación musical. Entre los directores más relevantes del panorama internacional, proponemos la figura de Hayao Miyazaki. Este creador japonés ha sabido atraer a públicos de todas las edades y culturas a lo largo de su dilatada carrera profesional. La calidad técnica de los trabajos de Miyazaki va acompañada de una serie de valores que resultan muy válidos para incorporar acciones educativas de respeto al medio natural y a las tradiciones culturales. Pensamos que los maestros de educación primaria han de estar preparados para fomentar este tipo de valores entre el alumnado. Tanto la educación artística como el cine son entornos muy atractivos para lograrlo. Hemos observado y analizado a un grupo de estudiantes de grado de Maestro de primaria mientras miraban la película Ponyo en el acantilado. Planteamos un mayor uso del cine como recurso educativo (Ambrós y Breu, 2007; Fedorov, 2010). Animamos al profesorado y al alumnado a realizar nuevas lecturas críticas y personales del cine, indagando más allá del conocimiento del medio como mero entretenimiento (Clarembeaux, 2010; Hernández, 2000; Huerta, 2006)

Recepción, audiencias y consumo cultural en Venezuela (período: 2000-2011)

Analizamos el estado del arte de los estudios de recepción, audiencias y consumo cultural en Venezuela durante el período 2000-2011. Examinamos enfoques teóricos sobre el campo de la recepción mediática y cultural, desde las propuestas conceptuales de Aguirre, Barrios y Hernández Díaz. Se pudo constatar, en esta revisión documental, que los estudios de recepción en Venezuela abordan cuatro campos de estudio: 1) Educación para la recepción. 2) Influencia de la televisión. 3) Ciber-recepción. 4) Consumo cultural.

Motivaciones para el acceso a los estudios de comunicación en relación a los hábitos de consumo y las referencias mediáticas

Los objetivos de este trabajo, que constituye uno de los últimos resultados de la investigación desarrollada a partir de la Summer Media School de la Fundación FIDES y la UFV (Universidad Francisco de Vitoria), son: conocer mejor el perfil de acceso de los estudiantes de los Grados en Comunicación en la Universidades de la Comunidad de Madrid (Periodismo, Comunicación Audiovisual o Publicidad y Relaciones Públicas) y determinar cuál es su motivación a la hora de iniciarlos, sobre todo, teniendo en cuenta el momento clave de crisis que vive el sector. Además, se trata de averiguar cuál es su relación con los medios de comunicación; establecer dónde encuentran sus referentes profesionales y averiguar cómo es su consumo y su competencia mediática actual como parte de la audiencia de los medios y como futuros comunicadores que ayudarán a formar un colectivo social más crítico y participativo. La metodología se ha basado en la utilización de un cuestionario cuya evolución ha ido de las 34 preguntas iniciales en 2010, a las 46 de 2013, con multirespuesta, sobre una muestra sólida de los estudiantes que se matricularán en la Comunidad de Madrid en algún Grado en Comunicación.