CPF Sesc, Cetic.br/NIC.br and PUC-SP discuss dissemination and production of educational content on the Internet

The event will take place on October 15 and online and in-person registrations at Sesc São Paulo units are open.

Strategic aspects at the interface between culture, education, and technologies will be debated on October 15, in São Paulo, at the new meeting of the Cycle on Culture, Education, and Technologies in Debate. The event will be held by the Regional Center for Studies on the Development of the Information Society (Cetic.br) of the Brazilian Network Information Center (NIC.br), Sesc São Paulo, and the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC-SP). Those interested in participating must register through the CPF Sesc page (Research and Training Center) or in person at Sesc units.

Under the theme “Educational content and digital ecology,” the meeting aims to deepen the debate on creating distributed and democratic ways of production, dissemination, and appropriation of content on the Internet. Paula Sibilia (professor at the Fluminense Federal University) and Tel Amiel (professor at the University of Brasília), with mediation by Fernando Almeida (professor at PUC-SP), will analyze the extent to which there is room for autonomous creativity and critical analysis of content in digital culture, especially educational, cultural, and value-based content.

Cycle Meetings

The first meeting of this edition of the Cycle took place on September 10 and featured the participation of Antônio Valverde (professor at PUC-SP), Caitlin Mulholland (professor at PUC-RJ), and was mediated by Maurício Trindade (deputy manager of the Research and Training Center at Sesc), who discussed the relationship between ethics, production, and the creative and reflective appropriation of technologies.

On November 5, CPF Sesc, Cetic.br/NIC.br, and PUC-SP will hold the last meeting of the 2019 Cycle “Culture, Education, and Technologies in Debate,” which will discuss literacy for the promotion of digital citizenship. On this occasion, the TIC Education 2018, TIC Kids Online 2018 publications, and the 2nd edition of the Cycle “Education, Culture, and Technologies in Debate” will be launched.

Save the Date
Cycle "Culture, Education, and Technologies in Debate" – Educational content and digital ecology
Date: October 15 (Tuesday)
Time: 10 am to 1 pm
Location: CPF Sesc
Rua Dr. Plínio Barreto, 285 - 4th floor | Bela Vista - São Paulo
Registrations: on the CPF Sesc page and at Sesc units

About Cetic.br
The Regional Center for Studies on the Development of the Information Society, part of NIC.br, is responsible for producing indicators and statistics on the availability and use of the Internet in Brazil, disseminating periodic analyses and information on the network's development in the country. Cetic.br is a Regional Study Center under the auspices of UNESCO. More information at https://www.cetic.br/.

About the Brazilian Network Information Center – NIC.br
The Brazilian Network Information Center — NIC.br (https://www.nic.br/) is a civil entity, private and non-profit, that in addition to implementing the decisions and projects of the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee, has among its attributions: coordinating the domain name registration — Registro.br (https://www.registro.br/), studying, responding to, and handling security incidents in Brazil — CERT.br (https://www.cert.br/), studying and researching networking technologies and operations — Ceptro.br (https://www.ceptro.br/), producing indicators on information and communication technologies — Cetic.br (https://www.cetic.br/), implementing and operating Internet Exchange Points — IX.br (https://ix.br/), enabling the participation of the Brazilian community in global Web development and supporting the formulation of public policies — Ceweb.br (https://www.ceweb.br), and hosting the W3C office in Brazil (https://www.w3c.br/).

About the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee – CGI.br
The Brazilian Internet Steering Committee is responsible for establishing strategic guidelines related to the use and development of the Internet in Brazil, coordinating and integrating all Internet service initiatives in the country, promoting technical quality, innovation, and dissemination of services offered. Based on the principles of multistakeholderism and transparency, CGI.br represents a democratic Internet governance model, internationally praised, in which all sectors of society participate equally in its decisions. One of its formulations is the 10 Principles for the Governance and Use of the Internet (https://www.cgi.br/principios). More information at https://www.cgi.br/.

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