“A computer for each student in public schools of Santa Catarina” program: notes on contemporary seduction for global digitizing
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https://doi.org/10.18624/e-tech.v0i0.299Keywords:
Information technology and communication, Language, CurriculumAbstract
This article examines some of the contracts of the Brazilian government aimed at dissemination of information technologies and communication in teaching in public school. From a wide range of sources collected in the field, we attempt to detect the meanings of the languages involved with deploying and redefining the curriculum of the program “One Computer for each Student” in a public school in the city of Brusque, in southern Brazil. In general, the article concludes that the spread of information technologies and communication in the public schools of the country seems to be a form of government bodies to propose languages supposedly aimed at dealing with contemporary anxieties concerned with global digitizing.
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