Internet of Things in Education: an overview from Systematized Literature Reviews
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Internet of Things, Education, Systematized Literature ReviewAbstract
Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a network of physical objects that can connect with each other, through the Internet, allowing data collection and transmission. In this context, this article aims to present the analysis of data from two Systematized Literature Reviews on scientific production related to IoT applications in the educational context. The first review was promoted in 2018, based on international works published in 2017, identified in the Scopus database. The second, held in 2020, considered national works identified in the annals of the Brazilian Symposium on Informatics in Education, over a three-year period, from 2017 to 2019. In both cases, aspects such as objectives, resources, used procedures and research results in the area were analyzed. In general, the first review carried out highlighted the customization of learning as a possible significant contribution by IoT to education. The works of the second review, on the other hand, focused on improving the teaching and learning process through the use of IoT.Downloads
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