Education for the media: a project with videos
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-9125.v0i25p94-100Keywords:
means of mass communication, history video, teacher, schoolAbstract
The article discusses the appropriation, by the school, of the information and communication technology languages, most especially those of the means of mass communications. It defends the idea that teachers must take audiovisual resources to the classroom, not only using them as illustrative elements, rather, as the bearers of a type of knowledge that must be analyzed, criticized, reconstructed, and incorporated as a language that is beyond writing. It also presents an experience with videos in History classes.
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