Contemporary education is included in a context of fast and dynamic social and cultural changes, especially with the advancement and incorporation of Digital Information and Communication Technologies (DICT) in daily life. In the Information Society, the Age of Knowledge, we must go beyond the ability to read, write and type. Schools, in turn, slowly try to adapt themselves to the demands of the digital world in which their agents are included. The high school, that is the focus of concern and reflection by all those involved in the educational process of this kind, tries to achieve its proposed comprehensive education for young people in order to prepare them to get a job and exercise their citizenship. For the Portuguese discipline, it was reserved the mission of combining the teaching of the standard portuguese rules with discursive genres in order to promote digital inclusion of students in different circumstances of literacy that they are submitted. In this context, this work investigated: What perceptions of training processes emerge when students reflect on pedagogical practices and experiences in Portuguese classes in activities mediated by educational portal? The overall objective of the research is to provoke the reflection of teachers, so they rethink their teaching practices and their role in the educational process in order to promote a more consistent educational experience with the reality of the students. The adopted methodology was the qualitative research of investigative nature, in narrative form, based on the work presented by Clandinin and Connelly (2011). Because of the inclusion in the scenario and affective ties to the participants, the challenge of developing an action research was assumed, thus, the adopted investigative tools were: semi-structured interview, logbook, activities in the portal, informal conversations and field notebook. The analysis of the data allowed the elaboration of eight categories of analysis, emerging from the narratives of the participants: interaction and communication; enlarged classroom; management of learning; the record of oneself and others; collaborative and transformative learning; promotion of research; self-study; and challenges. The results achieved indicated reflections that do not end in the pages of this work. Among them it is possible to highlight: the importance of listening to the student in order to improve and review the pedagogical proposals; the test, in daily practice, is essential, it is the search of something beyond the traditional in favor of a defined learning objective; the desire of learning can arouse in the students the interest in knowledge, making them more autonomous in their choices and paths; the DICT can assist in the process of teaching and learning, but require involvement of the subjects, because they, as instruments, do not constitute knowledge, are the agents, by the use of the DICT, that get the best of their potential. Future work may continue this study and bring great additions to contemplate the influences of the use...
