Thinking geography and its teaching since the productions of virtual reality
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Resumo: | This paper exposes reflexions towards spatial ideas related to the technology we use in out daily life, specially the tecniqueswich create the several modes of Virtual Reality (VR). Metodologically we consider the discussions around concepts of VR and the devices designed to provide it. To the space theory, we have an important reference in the considerations of the geographer Milton Santos over the role of tecniques in the contemporary space production. From Gaston Bachelard we consider the refletions about the new space ideas generated by micro phisics and the limits conventional sense of science. Based on our experience in a tech lab in a south brazilianuniversitity and in elementary school of the same country, we point that new tecniques, included the ones which support VR, should be analised by an openspacial dimension, the same spacial sense that allowed techniques to be created. We suggest tecniques may be used in colaboration to spread a more open science view which developesan imaginary related to a more sustainable living spatialities. |
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Thinking geography and its teaching since the productions of virtual reality PENSANDO A GEOGRAFIA E SEU ENSINO A PARTIR DE PRODUÇÕES DE REALIDADE VIRTUALEnsino, Geografia, Design, Realidade Virtual.This paper exposes reflexions towards spatial ideas related to the technology we use in out daily life, specially the tecniqueswich create the several modes of Virtual Reality (VR). Metodologically we consider the discussions around concepts of VR and the devices designed to provide it. To the space theory, we have an important reference in the considerations of the geographer Milton Santos over the role of tecniques in the contemporary space production. From Gaston Bachelard we consider the refletions about the new space ideas generated by micro phisics and the limits conventional sense of science. Based on our experience in a tech lab in a south brazilianuniversitity and in elementary school of the same country, we point that new tecniques, included the ones which support VR, should be analised by an openspacial dimension, the same spacial sense that allowed techniques to be created. We suggest tecniques may be used in colaboration to spread a more open science view which developesan imaginary related to a more sustainable living spatialities. Este artigo expõe reflexões sobre idéias espaciais relacionadas à tecnologias que usamos na vida cotidiana, especialmente aquelas cujas técnicas criam os diversos modos de Realidade Virtual (RV). Metodologicamente, consideramos as discussões em torno do conceito de RV e dos dispositivos projetados para formentá-lo. Para a teoria espacial, temos uma referência importante nas considerações do geógrafo Milton Santos sobre o papel das técnicas na produção espacial contemporânea. De Gaston Bachelard, consideramos as reflexões sobre as novas idéias espaciais geradas pela microfísica e os limites do senso convencional de ciência. Com base em nossa experiência em um laboratório de tecnologia em uma universidade do sul do Brasil e no ensino fundamental escolar do mesmo país, apontamos que novas técnicas, incluindo as que apóiam a RV, devem ser analisadas pela dimensão espacial ampliada que a tornou possível. Sugerimos que técnicas possam ser usadas para colaborar coma difusão de uma visão científica mais aberta, que desenvolva o imaginário relacionado a sustentabilidade junto ao espaço em que vivemos.Editora Unimontes2020-08-27info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionAvaliado pelos paresapplication/pdfhttps://www.periodicos.unimontes.br/index.php/verdegrande/article/view/297310.46551/rvg26752395202025669Revista Verde Grande: Geografia e Interdisciplinaridade; v. 2 n. 02 (2020): Verde Grande: Geografia e Interdisciplinaridade ; 56 - 692675-2395reponame:Revista Verde Grande (Online)instname:Universidade Estadual de Montes Claros (UNIMONTES)instacron:UNIMONTESporhttps://www.periodicos.unimontes.br/index.php/verdegrande/article/view/2973/3087Copyright (c) 2020 Juliano da Costa Machado Timmers, Branda Eloá Weppohttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessda Costa Machado Timmers, Juliano Eloá Weppo, Branda2023-07-21T15:44:30Zoai:ojs2.periodicos.unimontes.br:article/2973Revistahttps://www.periodicos.unimontes.br/index.php/verdegrandePUBhttps://www.periodicos.unimontes.br/index.php/verdegrande/oairevista.verdegrande@unimontes.br2675-23951808-6764opendoar:2023-07-21T15:44:30Revista Verde Grande (Online) - Universidade Estadual de Montes Claros (UNIMONTES)false |
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Thinking geography and its teaching since the productions of virtual reality PENSANDO A GEOGRAFIA E SEU ENSINO A PARTIR DE PRODUÇÕES DE REALIDADE VIRTUAL |
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Thinking geography and its teaching since the productions of virtual reality |
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Thinking geography and its teaching since the productions of virtual reality da Costa Machado Timmers, Juliano Ensino, Geografia, Design, Realidade Virtual. |
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da Costa Machado Timmers, Juliano |
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da Costa Machado Timmers, Juliano Eloá Weppo, Branda |
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Eloá Weppo, Branda |
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da Costa Machado Timmers, Juliano Eloá Weppo, Branda |
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Ensino, Geografia, Design, Realidade Virtual. |
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Ensino, Geografia, Design, Realidade Virtual. |
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This paper exposes reflexions towards spatial ideas related to the technology we use in out daily life, specially the tecniqueswich create the several modes of Virtual Reality (VR). Metodologically we consider the discussions around concepts of VR and the devices designed to provide it. To the space theory, we have an important reference in the considerations of the geographer Milton Santos over the role of tecniques in the contemporary space production. From Gaston Bachelard we consider the refletions about the new space ideas generated by micro phisics and the limits conventional sense of science. Based on our experience in a tech lab in a south brazilianuniversitity and in elementary school of the same country, we point that new tecniques, included the ones which support VR, should be analised by an openspacial dimension, the same spacial sense that allowed techniques to be created. We suggest tecniques may be used in colaboration to spread a more open science view which developesan imaginary related to a more sustainable living spatialities. |
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