DIGITAL EMANCIPATION
THE LOOK OF PROFESSIONAL TRAINING STUDENTS
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https://doi.org/10.36524/profept.v6i2.971Keywords:
Digital culture; cyberculture; professional training; digital emancipation; autonomy.Abstract
The article is the result of a research developed between 2017 and 2019 that aimed to understand the intentionality and the contribution of digital culture to an emancipating formation of students in technical courses at IFRS / POA. The theoretical framework was based on authors from a critical perspective articulated to the field of technologies, a study carried out with a methodology of critical action research whose comprehensive analysis valued essential steps of content analysis. Among the results, the criticism to concept of digital inclusion and its relationship with the concept of digital emancipation stands out, articulating authors such as Paulo Freire and Gilson Schwartz who contribute elements to work on inclusion as a strategy to emancipation.
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