Caracterización de la tradición oral turmequense, desde la mediación tecnológica con perspectiva decolonial

Abstract

Oral tradition are those expressions typical of a community that represent symbolic universes of representation and that are recognized as an integral part of their intangible cultural heritage, these are constantly recreated based on their environment and history, becoming a reference for tradition, collective memory and identity. This proposal from decoloniality, vindicates this tradition of Turmequé Boyacá through technological mediation, where Tenth grade students of the I.E.T. Diego de Torres, as research subjects, carry out the process of podcast pre-production, production and post-production and a curator exercise in the assembly of the virtual museum Palabras Mayores, to characterize the elements of this oral tradition and contribute, as social actors, to its care and protection.