The Use of Arts through digital technology in Distance Education. The case of the Mental Health Social Work Course.

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https://doi.org/10.1344/its.i5.46646

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educació a distància, tecnologia digital, arts visuals, Treball Social, salut mental

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Es presenta l’ús de la tecnologia digital i les arts visuals en l’ensenyament superior durant el segon confinament per coronavirus a Grècia. Es va demanar a els/les estudiants que participessin activament en una activitat basada en l’art i que reflexionessin sobre pensaments i sentiments relatius a la salut mental. Se’ls va convidar a una visita virtual a l’exposició titulada «Life on the line», organitzada per una ONG que produeix art públic polifacètic, recapta fons i inicia campanyes centrades en la salut mental, les persones sense llar i l’addicció al Canadà. Es va demanar als alumnes que seleccionessin un pòster i anotessin els sentiments i pensaments en relació amb la salut mental. Els objectius eren adquirir una visió dels problemes de salut mental a través d’un mètode experimental que utilitza les arts. Ens centrem en els enfocaments teòrics i els mètodes del Treball Social que s’integren amb les arts visuals. L’avaluació va ser de tipus qualitatiu. Es conecten les dades analitzades amb els conceptes teòrics de la salut mental, ja que es refereix a la influència de la pandèmia en les condicions i experiències personals. Tot això es presenta de manera exhaustiva, indicant els beneficis educatius per a els/les estudiants juntament amb les implicacions per a l’educació en Treball Social. Al mateix temps, es destaca la important contribució de la tecnologia digital en l’Educació Superior.

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2025-01-22

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Katsama, I. (2025). The Use of Arts through digital technology in Distance Education. The case of the Mental Health Social Work Course. Itinerarios De Trabajo Social, (5), 42–50. https://doi.org/10.1344/its.i5.46646

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