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In a webinary held on Wednesday, June 18, the Ministry of Education (MEC) guided education networks about adherence to the platforms connected education module. The meeting took place in and was attended by the team of the Secretariat of Basic Education (SEB), which answered doubts from school managers.
Education networks have until June 27 to join the connected education module, when they must respond to monitoring and elaborate their financial application plans (PAFs), in order to enable them to analyze the MEC analysis. PAFs are a preliminary stage for receiving financial resources passed on under Innovation Policy Connected Education (PIEC), created with the objective of fostering the pedagogical use of digital technologies in basic education. Piec is one of the policies that is part of, which has been articulating various efforts to ensure connectivity for pedagogical purposes for all schools.
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In the webinar, Guilherme Franca, the General Coordination of Technology and Information (CGTI), said that among MEC actions to support networks in the universalization of internet access at high speed and foster the pedagogical use of digital technologies in basic education schools is support through the PDDE. The objective is the implementation of the Innovation Policy Connected Education (PIEC) and present the actions planned for 2025, he said.
Following, the General Coordinator of Technology and Innovation in Basic Education, Ana Dal Fabbro, said that in recent months there were several webinaries to talk about the national strategy connected schools and show the advances and support of MEC to execute the policy.
We launched in 2023, here at the Ministry of Education, the strategy with this view of educating technology, for inclusion and digital citizenship. We are working on six different fronts: support for school connectivity; access to devices; Teacher Training; Curriculum; Digital Educational Resources and digital transformation of the management of our secretariats, he said.
Dal Fabbro also noted that the MEC is in the middle of the 2025 cycle of the Innovation Policy connected education and is available to help schools hiring internet services, purchasing devices and the pedagogical use of digital technology.
Connected Schools - The National Strategy of Connected Escolos (ENEC), coordinated by MEC and the Ministry of Communications (MCOM), brought together all related public policies and ongoing in the federal government.
To achieve its objectives, it has defined it, based on the referential parameters, the adequate connectivity for the schools, which must allow: the accomplishment of the online administrative activities; the user educational uses and management; Ocesso to audios, videos, games and platformsDestreaming with pedagogical intentionality; and the availability of wire in the school environment, consisting of rooms, libraries, laboratories, classrooms, common areas, administrative sectors.