PUBLIC POLICIES, EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES, AND OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES (REA)

The interpretive-critical analysis focuses on the micro-contexts of teacher training policies and practices for enhancing Technological-Pedagogical Fluency (FTP) with Open Educational Resources (REA). Within this framework, public policy devices are analyzed in light of universal principles such as the right to education, democratization of knowledge, and lifelong learning. The thematic delimitation, the data and the conclusions are systematized under the methodological structure of three cartographic matrices typical of an action-research: Dialogic-Problematizing Matrix (MDP), Thematic-Organizing Matrix (MTO) and Thematic-Analytical Matrix (MTA). The results highlight the plurality of local perceptions, translations, and (re)interpretations of policies related to educational technologies and Open Educational Resources (REA). The discursive practices demarcate naive typologies in curvatures ranging from denialist to futurologist. As an outcome, the affirmative proposition emphasizes Technological-Pedagogical Fluency (FTP) as a basic principle to operate in a critical and emancipatory way in the interpretation, recontextualization and retemporalization of public policies.