Emergency Remote Education: educational practices and teaching perceptions

Abstract

ABSTRACT Emergency Remote Education (ERE) has been the only viable teaching option due to the covid-19 pandemic. Thus, the goal of this study was to characterize teaching practices and the perceptions of professors related to the teaching at the Federal University of Roraima (FURR/UFRR). An online questionnaire was answered by 150 professors of UFRR, that indicate that professors evaluate ERE with above average satisfaction. In addition, they point out that ICT are important as educational tools for the educational process, but they need better conditions. It is concluded, therefore, that the implementation of the ERE at UFRR obtained results that allowed minimizing the negative impacts from the restrictive measures of covid-19 on student learning.