Escola, mundo vivido e blogosfera : a aprendência no contexto dos blogs educativos

In the context of a time marked by the interplay between the mind (cognition), and reframing the use of information (knowledge) and cyberspace (digital literacy), education is conducted to undertake the process of teaching-learning (teachinglearning process) increasingly consistent with the historical stage of the network society. Therefore, this research study investigated the phenomenon of teachinglearning process (teaching-learning/ learning-teaching) from educational blogs in the context of the lived world school (high school).The research was based on the following question: how teaching-learning process phenomenon manifests itself through the use of blogs in educational context of the High school? To answer this question, the research methodology adopted an empirical classification, brokered by quanti-qualitative approach, assuming exploratory and descriptive dimensions. For the interpretation of the data, the research was based on analysis of the content from the mixed model of organizing categories, defined a priori (theory) and readapted the investigatory process (empirical).Data collection took place in the context of the blogosphere, using mixed questionnaire applied to the teacher s bloggers participating in the study group "Educational Blogs". Of the 1,393 teachers registered in the group, from public schools (municipal, state and federal) in several states of Brazil, thirty were willing to participate and, of these, twenty returned the questionnaire in a timely manner. The results provided an understanding that the integration of educational blogs in educational practice of teachers can foster the process of teaching-learning process, i.e. teaching and learning are (re) defined with the use of educational blogs beyond the class room. The results also reveal that, in the field of High School education, digital communication technologies in learning (DCTL) dualism as linkages to systemic world (domination / for education) and to the lived world (liberation through education), assuming prospects ...