Active Learning During Remote Teaching - A Study Using Brainstorming and Didactic Content Co-creation

  • Ronney Moreira Castro UNIRIO
  • Tadeu Moreira de Classe UNIRIO

Abstract


Teachers have used active learning (AA) techniques to engage students during remote teaching, contributing to dimensions of focused attention, satisfaction, and learning. Thus, this work aims to analyze those dimensions using brainstorming as an AA technique, allowing students to cocreate didactic content for object-oriented programming class. We evaluate the work using quantitative analysis from students' answers in a survey. The results pointed to students' positive perception of focused attention, satisfaction, and learning. Additionally, the analysis showed a correlation among those dimensions. Therefore, we believe that the co-creation of didactic content by brainstorming contributed to emerging students into the remote environment and their satisfaction and learning collaboratively.

Keywords: Active Learning, Co-creation, Collaboration, Remote Teaching, Brainstorming

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Published
2022-07-31
CASTRO, Ronney Moreira; CLASSE, Tadeu Moreira de. Active Learning During Remote Teaching - A Study Using Brainstorming and Didactic Content Co-creation. In: WORKSHOP ON COMPUTING EDUCATION (WEI), 30. , 2022, Niterói. Anais [...]. Porto Alegre: Sociedade Brasileira de Computação, 2022 . p. 251-262. ISSN 2595-6175. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/wei.2022.222400.