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Educational experience in virtuality. Perceptions of future educators about an teaching agency under construction

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Daiana Yamila Rigo
National University of Río Cuarto
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Guadalupe Guarido
National University of Río Cuarto
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Stefania Amaya
National University of Río Cuarto
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Lucía Llanes
National University of Río Cuarto
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37073/puriq.4.361

Published 2022-08-13

Keywords

  • Collaborative and projective agency,
  • engagement,
  • teacher training,
  • virtuality

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Rigo, D. Y., Guarido, G., Amaya, S., & Llanes, L. (2022). Educational experience in virtuality. Perceptions of future educators about an teaching agency under construction. Puriq, 4, e361. https://doi.org/10.37073/puriq.4.361

Copyright (c) 2022 Daiana Yamila Rigo, Guadalupe Guarido, Stefania Amaya, Lucia Llanes

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Abstract

The research that is presented aimed to study the perceptions about the development of the agency of a group of university students, throughout an educational experience mediated by Information and Communication Technologies in the context of a teacher training program. The study was framed in an interpretative qualitative design, in which 44 subjects enrolled in various professorships of the UNRC, Argentina participated. For data collection, group interviews were used, analyzed with ATLAS.ti. The emerging categories account for an agency that is defined as interactive and contextual that is built, together with others, in the face of the challenges that arise in real and uncertain educational situations. Thus, experiences traversed by digital technologies allow students to display diverse actions and behaviors. The results allow us to rethink the educational practices that are framed within institutional environments, offer genuine spaces for discussion and exchanges between disciplines to generate breaks in routine practices in order to integrate new digital resources into the training of future teachers.

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