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The contributions of playful games and digital technologies to education

Ferreira GRS;
Marques FRV;
Silva APSe;
Marinho MPR;
Silva AA;
Pimenta TB;
Marques LHSC;
Neves CM;
Oliveira SX;
Guida JLS;
Nery IO;
Morais HSeS

Gildo Renê Sousa Ferreira

Francisco Roldineli Varela Marques

Ana Paula de Souza e Silva

Matheus Pereira Rodrigues Marinho

Anderson Alves da Silva

Thaison de Barros Pimenta

Luiz Henrique dos Santos da Cruz Marques

Claison Maldonado das Neves

Silvia Ximenes Oliveira

José de Lourdes Soares Guida

Iranildo de Oliveira Nery

Hidra Santana e Silva Morais


Keywords

Playful games
Digital technologies
Education

Abstract

The study aimed to analyze the integration of playful games and digital technologies in education, investigating their impacts on the teaching and learning process. The method consisted of a bibliographic search, which involved the survey of scientific articles on the Scopus, SciElo and Google Scholar platforms. As a result, the historical and conceptual development of playful games and digital technologies in education was verified, from ancient civilizations to contemporary advances, highlighting their use as effective pedagogical tools to promote critical thinking, problem-solving and collaboration among students. The integration of these resources represents a revolution in the pedagogical field, offering opportunities to promote engagement, personalization, and inclusion in the teaching and learning process. Digital games and technologies enable a flexible and adaptive approach, allowing each student to progress at their own pace and style, while fostering collaborative and inclusive interactions. The importance of continuing to explore and enhance this integration was emphasized, aiming to create more dynamic, inclusive, and student-centered learning environments.

 

DOI:https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2024.009-006


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Author(s)

  • Gildo Renê Sousa Ferreira
  • Francisco Roldineli Varela Marques
  • Ana Paula de Souza e Silva
  • Matheus Pereira Rodrigues Marinho
  • Anderson Alves da Silva
  • Thaison de Barros Pimenta
  • Luiz Henrique dos Santos da Cruz Marques
  • Claison Maldonado das Neves
  • Silvia Ximenes Oliveira
  • José de Lourdes Soares Guida
  • Iranildo de Oliveira Nery
  • Hidra Santana e Silva Morais