Professor ou youtuber? A crise da COVID-19, as mudanças de práticas sociais e a adoção de tecnologias para o ensino remoto
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Nosso artigo discute os resultados da pesquisa em que o objetivo foi entender como a migração do ensino presencial para o ensino remoto ocorreu (ou tem ocorrido) devido ao distanciamento social provocado pela pandemia da COVID-19. O framework teórico do trabalho é a teoria da prática. Os dados foram obtidos por meio de entrevistas conduzidas com 12 professores de diferentes instituições de ensino brasileiras. Os dados foram analisados seguindo o princípio da análise de discurso francesa. Uma das conclusões é que dominar uma certa tecnologia não é o suficiente para o uso individual em atividades profissionais. Considerando os professores entrevistados, foi necessário a mudança de alguns elementos subjetivos; mais especificamente, eles precisaram modificar alguns entendimentos e cadeias de valores e projetos inerentes à prática de ensino presencial. Os achados do nosso trabalho podem contribuir para pesquisadores envolvidos no campo do consumo e para interessados em encontrar o que acontece quando um grupo de consumidores adotam uma nova tecnologia durante uma ruptura ou momento de incerteza. Além disso, os resultados também lançam luz sobre porque alguns consumidores conhecem as vantagens de certos produtos e tecnologias, sem, contudo, adotá-las em suas atividades diárias.
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