Organizational conflicts
teaching this topic by the utilization of Distance Education in Graduation Courses in Health Studies
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.35699/2237-5864.2013.1992Keywords:
Distance education, Teaching, Conflict (psychology), NursingAbstract
It is difficult to develop the theme Organizational conflicts by only using theoretical lectures, once this is a phenomena which de-pends on the situation, the people involved and the context in which it took place. Nowadays digital educational technologies are applied in both presence-based and distance courses, making the use of active methodologies indispensable. The present article is an account of experience with the purpose of describing and analyzing one distance discipline which employs multimedia material and the Moodle platform as educational tools in Health Studies. Both the referred material and the concurrent tasks of the discipline were built by reference texts, audio-visual material, a data-base of conflict situations and WIKI. It has been noticed that the distance discipline in conjunction with the support of the multi-media material achieved a positive evaluation due to its interactive feature as an educational tool, provoking a reflection about the professional reality.
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