Cartografia da Autorregulação e Corregulação da Aprendizagem em Estações Conectivas OnLIFE
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https://doi.org/10.25755/int.43531Abstract
This article reports on an intervention-research study based on the cartographic method, conducted during the First Seminar on Digital Technologies at a state university in Minas Gerais, Brazil. The study investigated how undergraduate teacher education students develop processes of self-regulation and co-regulation of learning in OnLIFE connective stations, which involve virtual reality, 3D printing, educational robotics, and artificial intelligence, particularly within a teacher training context. The research continuously followed 20 students and included the participation of technical and pedagogical mediators who acted as co-investigators, observing, intervening, and providing formative feedback to the participants. The results show that interactions within the stations fostered the planning, monitoring, and evaluation of learning strategies, promoted peer observation, and amplified students’ voices in the collective construction of knowledge. It is considered that OnLIFE pedagogical practices that integrate mediators and emerging technologies can strengthen the autonomy and co-regulation of future teachers, even in the face of infrastructural limitations.
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