Affiliation:
1. Faculdade São Bernardo do Campo, Brazil
Abstract
This chapter is based on research on learning in phygital transformation in higher education. Texts referring to methodologies as strategies were read and paradigms were created to vivify the transform(active) methodology with disruptive innovation, linked to reflections on disruptive opportunities and phygital transformation, as well as the inclusion of theories regarding educational innovation. It is evident that texts read were analyzed and interpreted from the unveiling of the contemporary world and the face-to-face, remote, and hybrid modes of teaching and learning, as well as of acting and thinking in different times and spaces. Opportunities for disruptive mental configurations in times of Industry 5.0 in higher education emerge through a real universe that is volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous, fragile, anxious, non-linear, and incomprehensible. It was concluded that further research is needed, and new paradigms need to be legitimized and recognized by the scientific community.
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