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• TITLE: MOOCs of Inclusive Technology in Teacher Education for Vocational Education

  AUTHORS: Rosana Wagner, Sandra Piovesan, Liliana Passerino, José Valdeni De Lima, Carlos De Castro Lozano

  KEYWORDS: Teacher Training, MOOCs, Vocational Education, Assistive Technology, People with Disabilities, Distance Education

  JOURNAL NAME: Creative Education, Vol.6 No.17, October 13, 2015

  ABSTRACT: Technology is a strong ally the transformation and adaptation of new knowledge, through the use of technology environments as virtual learning environments and virtual reality environments can be made more dynamic learning. This work is part of the training of teachers who work in vocational courses so that they can work with people with disabilities and insert them into the labor market, adapting their job according to your needs. For this we used technological resources that assist in training and make this more dynamic training, adapting to Massive Open Online Course (MOOCs). The technological environment developed as well as the selected learning objects were made available to participants. Questionnaires regarding usability and functionality were performed, allowing to generate an overview of the training provided to these teachers.