Computação Desplugada no Ensino de Bancos de Dados na Educação Superior
Resumo
Este trabalho descreve as experiências e resultados de um projeto de ensino em andamento desenvolvido para a disciplina de banco de dados, em nivel de graduação, aplicando atividades em sala de aula segundo os métodos da computação desplugada. Foram desenvolvidas quatro atividades e utilizadas duas turmas em um estudo quasi-experimental para avaliar diferenças nos níveis de aprendizagem e satisfação com o método. A experiência ocorreu durante o segundo semestre letivo de 2013. Os resultados indicam que o método não teve impacto significativo na aprendizagem dos conceitos, mas teve diferença positiva e significativa em relação à satisfação dos alunos.
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