Using, Adapting and Authoring OER with Web 2.0 Tools Utilizando, Adaptando e Criando REA com Ferramentas Web 2.0

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  • Alexandra Okada
  • Daniela Barros

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https://doi.org/10.13037/ria.vol7n1.1655

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O objetivo deste trabalho se concentra na criação, utilização e reutilização de Recursos Educacionais
Abertos (REA), através de ferramentas Web 2.0. O objetivo desta pesquisa é para destacar
exemplos inovadores das melhores práticas e também enfatizar as questões-chave para a aplicação de
tecnologias da Web 2.0 baseada em utilização, adaptação e criação de conteúdo para o ensino e aprendizagem
no Ensino Superior.

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2012-06-19

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Okada, A., & Barros, D. (2012). Using, Adapting and Authoring OER with Web 2.0 Tools Utilizando, Adaptando e Criando REA com Ferramentas Web 2.0. Revista De Informática Aplicada, 7(1). https://doi.org/10.13037/ria.vol7n1.1655

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