O enfoque cognitivo-ecológico no design ubimus – Da Metáfora da Listra aos Sons do CAp
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Apresentamos e discutimos resultados de duas aplicações do enfoque cognitivo-ecológico em música ubíqua: no design de interação e no design instrucional. A descrição dos procedimentos utilizados na validação da metáfora da listra visa analisar as limitações e as vantagens da aplicação da perspectiva ecológica no desenvolvimento de recursos tecnológicos para o apoio à criatividade no contexto da educação informal. Também foram adotadas práticas ecocomposicionais dentro do contexto do ensino formal. Relatamos os procedimentos e os resultados obtidos em um estudo qualitativo longitudinal envolvendo alunos do ensino médio. Concluímos que o enfoque ecológico tem forte potencial de aplicação nas práticas criativas cotidianas. A proposta do presente trabalho constitui a primeira aproximação analítica ao ciclo completo de design educacional em ubimus.Downloads
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