Geraldo Fernandes is a Science Education professor at the Biological Sciences Department at the Federal University of the Jequitinhonha and Mucuri Valleys, Brazil. He holds a PhD in Education Sciences from the Lisbon University, Portugal, and specialized in the use of Educational Technologies during a partnership between universities from Spain, France and Switzerland. He develops researches in Science Education, with a special focus on Science Didactic, Teacher Education, Distance Education and Educational Technologies.António Rodrigues is an assistant professor at the Education, Social Sciences and Humanities Department at the Faculty of Human Kinectics, Lisbon University, Portugal. He holds a PhD in Education Sciences. Develops researches in Youth & Education, Physical Education and Teacher Education at the  Pedagogy Laboratory at Faculty of Human Kinetics and and at the UIDEF, Investigation and Development in Education and Training Unit at the Institute of Education at the Lisbon University. He is assistant coordinator of the Master of Teaching Physical Education at Faculty of Human Kinetics, Lisbon University.Carlos Ferreira is an assistant professor at the Education, Social Sciences and Humanities Department at the Faculty of Human Kinetics, Lisbon University, Portugal. He holds a PhD in Mathematical Methods from the Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal. He is the Informatics Centre director and has been the master’s program coordinator EUROMIME (European Master’s in engineering media for education) and assistant coordinator at the Education Science Masters from Faculty of Human Kinetics, Lisbon University.

• Chapter 1. ICT-Based Science Education: Main Digital Resources and Characterization.- Chapter 2. Different Theoretical Approaches to The Use of ICT in Science Education.- Chapter 3. Inquiry-Based Science Education: Characterization and Approaches for Use of Information and Communication Technology.​

Geraldo Fernandes is a Science Education professor at the Biological Sciences Department at the Federal University of the Jequitinhonha and Mucuri Valleys, Brazil. He holds a PhD in Education Sciences from the Lisbon University, Portugal, and specialized in the use of Educational Technologies during a partnership between universities from Spain, France and Switzerland. He develops researches in Science Education, with a special focus on Science Didactic, Teacher Education, Distance Education and Educational Technologies.António Rodrigues is an assistant professor at the Education, Social Sciences and Humanities Department at the Faculty of Human Kinectics, Lisbon University, Portugal. He holds a PhD in Education Sciences. Develops researches in Youth & Education, Physical Education and Teacher Education at the  Pedagogy Laboratory at Faculty of Human Kinetics and and at the UIDEF, Investigation and Development in Education and Training Unit at the Institute of Education at the Lisbon University. He is assistant coordinator of the Master of Teaching Physical Education at Faculty of Human Kinetics, Lisbon University.Carlos Ferreira is an assistant professor at the Education, Social Sciences and Humanities Department at the Faculty of Human Kinetics, Lisbon University, Portugal. He holds a PhD in Mathematical Methods from the Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal. He is the Informatics Centre director and has been the master’s program coordinator EUROMIME (European Master’s in engineering media for education) and assistant coordinator at the Education Science Masters from Faculty of Human Kinetics, Lisbon University.

• Chapter 1. ICT-Based Science Education: Main Digital Resources and Characterization.- Chapter 2. Different Theoretical Approaches to The Use of ICT in Science Education.- Chapter 3. Inquiry-Based Science Education: Characterization and Approaches for Use of Information and Communication Technology.​

Geraldo Fernandes is a Science Education professor at the Biological Sciences Department at the Federal University of the Jequitinhonha and Mucuri Valleys, Brazil. He holds a PhD in Education Sciences from the Lisbon University, Portugal, and specialized in the use of Educational Technologies during a partnership between universities from Spain, France and Switzerland. He develops researches in Science Education, with a special focus on Science Didactic, Teacher Education, Distance Education and Educational Technologies.António Rodrigues is an assistant professor at the Education, Social Sciences and Humanities Department at the Faculty of Human Kinectics, Lisbon University, Portugal. He holds a PhD in Education Sciences. Develops researches in Youth & Education, Physical Education and Teacher Education at the  Pedagogy Laboratory at Faculty of Human Kinetics and and at the UIDEF, Investigation and Development in Education and Training Unit at the Institute of Education at the Lisbon University. He is assistant coordinator of the Master of Teaching Physical Education at Faculty of Human Kinetics, Lisbon University.Carlos Ferreira is an assistant professor at the Education, Social Sciences and Humanities Department at the Faculty of Human Kinetics, Lisbon University, Portugal. He holds a PhD in Mathematical Methods from the Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal. He is the Informatics Centre director and has been the master’s program coordinator EUROMIME (European Master’s in engineering media for education) and assistant coordinator at the Education Science Masters from Faculty of Human Kinetics, Lisbon University.

• Chapter 1. ICT-Based Science Education: Main Digital Resources and Characterization.- Chapter 2. Different Theoretical Approaches to The Use of ICT in Science Education.- Chapter 3. Inquiry-Based Science Education: Characterization and Approaches for Use of Information and Communication Technology.​