THE MEME AS A METHODOLOGICAL INVENTION IN PANDEMIC REMOTE TEACHING
WHY NOT?
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https://doi.org/10.17564/2316-3828.2023v12n1p53-68Published
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This experience report discusses a didactic-methodological possibility-invention in undergraduate classes that are part of the universal elective course Education and Cyberculture, offered in the first semester of 2021 at Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ), during times of emergencial remote teaching. Students were challenged with an assessment: choosing a meme at the Museum of Memes and developing an analysis connected to one of the themes approached in the course. We understand that memes propose new layers of problematization about our present times and that they also catalyze many debates and exchanges in the classroom experience. Given the proposal to visit the Webmuseum and the discussions held with the class, we understand the importance of being more creative and of identifying better pedagogical practices not only because we have been teaching remotely from our homes since the outbreak of COVID-19, but also because the current landscape has been demanding an education system that synchronizes with the interactive-collaborative dynamics of digital networking.