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Dossiê Políticas e tecnologias educacionais: democratização do conhecimento e justiça social na educação aberta e a distância
The dossier proposes, in a theoretical and practical movement, to expand and strengthen
debates and conceptual propositions about the dialogical relationships between public
educational policies, democratization of knowledge and social justice. Its purpose is to
bring together articles that analyze macro and micro policies, on a national and
international level, whose discourses emanate the social voice of the right to education
as a principle of equity as a human condition for the production of existence in the
world. It presupposes analysis of repercussions, meanings and effects of policies, in the
contexts of practices, based on creative processes of recontextualization, in different
educational environments mediated by network technologies, contemplating the
diversity of models and remote formats as well distance, online, hybrid and/or open
education. In the cyclical and circular movements of policies, permeating production,
practices and results, there are clashes, dissensions, conflicts, disputes and agreements
that sometimes minimize and sometimes enhance ruptures in favor of the
democratization of knowledge and social justice. Depending on the evaluative positions
of the voices in confrontation, they also perpetuate exclusionary practices. In view of
this, the dossier aims to include critical analyzes of official documents, as well as
practical movements for the democratization of knowledge - covering access, retention
and successful completion of studies, as milestones denoting social justice.
Internationalization in Educational Contexts: technologies, personalization and accessibility
The theme of internationalization in development in recent years has brought new formats based
on education trends resulting from online and hybrid systems. Recently the theme is expanding
due to the use and improvement of digital education on a large scale, where internationalization
can be seen from the diversity of interactions and cultures, collaboration strategies between
peers, project development, interactions between countries and contexts and the convergence of
these experiences into qualitative pedagogical practices for students. The concept of
internationalization has evolved and there are different definitions, the International Association
Universites (IAU) adopts the following concept: “Internationalization of Higher Education is the
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intentional process of integrating an international, intercultural or global dimension into the
purpose, functions and delivery, in order to improve the quality of education and research for all
students and staff, and to make a significant contribution to society.” De Wit, et al. (2015). The
definition of pedagogical internationalization Barros(2023) can be understood from three
aspects: the institutional, which is directly related to the interests and improvements of the
institution, the qualities of its processes and evaluations to which they are directly submitted at a
higher or ministerial level of each country; the professional aspect is related to the development
of expertise in areas of scientific research, the exchange of knowledge and perceptions on topics
of interest together with university teaching practice; and, finally, the personal aspect linked to
the elements of experiential learning that involve intercultural relationships and their
surroundings. Thinking about internationalization processes beyond protocols, projects, specific
research initiatives, institutional mobility partnerships and scholarships means deepening and
transposing the effects of these processes into classroom teaching. This is the challenge we
propose. Thinking about strategies, mechanisms and pedagogical support is one of the objectives
for this thematic dossier.
Quality and institutionalization of hybrid and distance education
The proposal of the dossier is to bring together different views, experiences and
conceptions on the topic of institutionalization of hybrid education and distance
education, focusing on analyzing the panorama of this process in different contexts and
areas of knowledge. This proposal was organized to present six completed or ongoing
research articles that develop themes or present experiences regarding distance learning
or hybrid education, in order to enable a substantiated analysis, relating the themes to
the institutionalization process. In this way, the articles submitted will reflect on how
this institutionalization is configured as a strategy in the construction of critical and
reflective projects of technology-mediated education and in the structuring of a public,
free and quality EaD. It is expected, then, that the set of texts will contribute to
conceptually and theoretically outlining the impacts of institutionalization for the
development of distance and hybrid projects based on a socially referenced quality.
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