Mathematics learning objects
an experience of undergraduate students in scientific initiation programs
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2237-5864.2011.2023Keywords:
Mathematics Education, Learning Objects, Distance LearningAbstract
The possibilities offered by the contemporary technologies for mathematics education, and the demand for their inclusion in the teaching and learning in classroom and distant learning, led to the development of learning objects by a study and research group devoted to this issue. Supported by the theoretical foundation and by our experience on how to develop these learning objects in a collaborative manner, we adopted a methodology in which their design is not separated from their use. We started with simple tools, facilitating handiness in the initial elaboration. Due to our reflections on the learning environments incorporating the elaborated objects, we develop a more sophisticated applet, seeking greater efficiency in distance learning platforms. As a result, we present the produced objects, also emphasizing our own professional growth.
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