Ana Maria Machado

Ana Maria Machado détient un Doctorat en hagiographie médiévale de l’Université de Coimbra, où elle enseigne et est membre du Centre de littérature portugaise. Sa recherche s’est focalisée sur la littérature médiévale (hagiographie) et médiéviste, sur la littérature comparée (imagologie), sur l’enseignement de la littérature (habiletés de lecture et de compréhension), et sur la littérature numérique (lecture). Elle est professeure aux trois cycles et elle enseigne, plus spécifiquement, sur des sujets reliés à la littérature portugaise. Elle est membre de l’équipe d’accréditation des manuels scolaires pour le Ministre de l’éducation portugais ainsi que coordonnatrice pour les projets suivants : Inanimate Alice: Tradução de Literatura Digital em Contexto Educativo; Murais e Literatura: A Criação Digital em Contexto Educativo, “Literature in Portuguese as Foreign Language Teaching” et “Medievalism in Portuguese Language” (ouvrage à paraître). Elle a également coordonné le cycle d’enseignement portugais “Literature and other Arts” (ouvrage à paraître). Elle dirige actuellement, aux côtés d’A. Aguilar, la revue MatLit, vol. 8, no. 1, sur l’enseignement de la littérature numérique.

Ana Maria Machado holds a PhD in Medieval Hagiography from the University of Coimbra, where she is also currently teaching and member of the Portuguese Literature Centre. Her research has been focused on medieval literature (hagiography) and medievalism, comparative literature (imagology), teaching literature (reading comprehension abilities), and digital literature (reading). She is a professor at the bachelor, master and doctoral levels. She teaches subjects related to Portuguese Literature and Portuguese Literature Teaching. She is a member of the textbooks accreditation team within the Portuguese Ministry of Education and the coordinator of the following projects: Inanimate Alice: Tradução de Literatura Digital em Contexto Educativo; Murais e Literatura: A Criação Digital em Contexto Educativo; and “Literature in Portuguese as Foreign Language Teaching” and “Medievalism in Portuguese Language” (book upcoming). She has also coordinated the Portuguese Teaching cycle on “Literature and other Arts” (book upcoming). With A. Aguilar, she now coordinates the journal MatLit, vol. 8.1, on Teaching Digital Literature.