Objetos de aprendizagem como recurso educacional digital para educação financeira: análise e avaliação

Abstract

This study proposes the use of learning objects for teaching financial education in schools, whose goals involve insertion of pedagogical proposals financial education at school. However, many of these features need to be evaluated and analyzed regarding the pedagogical and technological aspects, which make them useful for teachers. This deficiency can sometimes derail its use and re-use. This study set out to inquire about: what are the technological and pedagogical aspects of a learning object analyzable for them to be considered as educational resource for teaching school financial education? The trajectory of this study occurred through the analysis and evaluation of learning objects. We observe the plurality of aspects mentioned to characterize the learning objects. As a result, we understand the difficulty in developing a resource that meets all of them. Another result of this research was that the materials used in our research, although present many aspects of the checklist of research, based on important issues and aspects that compromise the use and reuse characteristic assigned to learning objects. The intersection of information in steps of evaluation and analysis of search objects in served as a guideline for the development of an educational product, which was shown in the form of a prototype of a learning object. We observe the plurality of aspects mentioned to characterize the learning objects. As a result, we understand the difficulty in developing a resource that meets all of them. Another result of this research was that the materials used in our research, although present many aspects of the checklist of research, based on important issues and aspects that compromise the use and reuse characteristic assigned to learning objects. The intersection of information in steps of evaluation and analysis of search objects in served as a guideline for the development of an educational product, which was shown in the form of a prototype of a learning object for financial education in schools.