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EXPERIÊNCIAS INOVADORAS EM ENSINO E PESQUISA DA GEOMETRIA DESCRITIVA
Fábio G. Teixeira, Tânia L. K. da Silva, Régio P. da Silva, Fernando B. Bruno

This paper presents the main contributions of the research group Virtual Design (ViD) to the learning process of Descriptive Geometry (DG) in line with the principles of project-based learning. First, the paper presents the theoretical framework that bases the main ViD initiatives applied to the learning of DG, including design-based learning and physical and virtual modelling. The initiatives presented include a learning cycle based on concrete and virtual experiences in the design context. These initiatives that feed the learning of DG are the result of academic research of the Virtual Design research group, also involving Masters and PhD projects, with repercussions on the development of new methods, new technologies and new products, and the quality of education.

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G. TEIXEIRA, F. .; L. K. DA SILVA, T. .; P. DA SILVA, R. .; B. BRUNO, F. . EXPERIÊNCIAS INOVADORAS EM ENSINO E PESQUISA DA GEOMETRIA DESCRITIVA. Revista Brasileira de Expressão Gráfica, [S. l.], v. 3, n. 2, 2015. Disponível em: https://rbeg.net/new/index.php/rbeg/article/view/36. Acesso em: 22 nov. 2024.
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Fábio G. Teixeira

This paper presents the main contributions of the research group Virtual Design (ViD) to the learning process of Descriptive Geometry (DG) in line with the principles of project-based learning. First, the paper presents the theoretical framework that bases the main ViD initiatives applied to the learning of DG, including design-based learning and physical and virtual modelling. The initiatives presented include a learning cycle based on concrete and virtual experiences in the design context. These initiatives that feed the learning of DG are the result of academic research of the Virtual Design research group, also involving Masters and PhD projects, with repercussions on the development of new methods, new technologies and new products, and the quality of education.