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This article contextualizes multi-referentiality as a research strategy within the field of education, as it is based on the plurality of readings about the researched object. The experience reported comes from a master's research whose objective was to investigate the reverberations of teacher training in transmediation methodology in pedagogical practices in the classroom. From a qualitative perspective, the multi-referential study used data production instruments such as bibliographic and documentary review, nonparticipant observation, logbook, systematic literature review, semi-structured interview, data systematization through the Iramuteq software, and portfolio content analysis. From this plural look and the connections of meaning, it was possible to elaborate thematic categories that allowed us to look at the data produced with greater amplitude and extract from them the elements for the conversation between teaching practice and the studied theoretical bases. After completing the itinerary, we found that the multireferential approach allowed us to achieve the research objectives from the perspective of studying educational phenomena in a heterogeneous way. With the methodological choices, we concluded that the pedagogical training in transmediation methodology enabled, from the experiments in the classroom, student engagement; the work with language in different media; shared learning; make the student protagonist of their formative process; identify the need for technological appropriation by teachers; and highlighted the need to improve infrastructure in schools in relation to digital technologies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Digital Humanities, also known as Humanities Computing, form a dynamic area, which articulates knowledge domains with different research methodologies, as a space for innovation, access to information, teaching and research. The aim of this study is to investigate how the theme Digital Humanities is understood in educational contexts for training purposes, especially for teachers. A qualitative approach is used, with exploratory, dialectical, and experiential design, through a systematic integrative bibliographic review, which sought scientific productions in virtual bases and platforms. Thirty- seven scientific articles are investigated, which meet the inclusion and exclusion criteria for data analysis. It is necessary to promote the study and science on the subject to adopt public policies aimed at digital insertion in training processes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]