Writing the Future: Transforming Education through Technology and Interaction
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The talk examines how technology and interaction design can modernize Brazilian education by moving beyond traditional classroom practices toward active, contextualized learning. It outlines UX approaches—such as the Maker movement and interaction patterns that reduce passive use and engage student attention and cognition—and shows how those concepts are implemented in existing EdTech products and projects.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:41New Roles
- 1:19Who is Rafael Imamura
- 2:21How to Create a New Way of Learning
- 2:32References
- 2:57Pedagogical Practices
- 4:49Examples
- 7:08Active Learning
- 8:26Low-Cost Digital Computing
- 10:17Ira's Case
- 11:08Productivity
- 11:54Second Version
- 12:30Third Version
- 13:02Fourth Version
- 14:57Fifth Version
- 15:51General Tips
- 19:16Questions
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