The Pedagogical Versioning Protocol (PVP) is a minimum set of rules for recording, versioning and accumulating improvements in lesson plans. It transfers selected version-control ideas into pedagogical planning while remaining usable on paper, in a spreadsheet or in any compatible platform.
What PVP is - and is not
PVP is a protocol, not a teaching method, learning management system, assessment instrument or claim that one lesson is better than another. Its minimum flow preserves an explicit version, a recorded change, a declared context, a classroom signal and the provenance of the work.
Canonical source and status
- The complete Portuguese Core 1.0 at tag v1.0.0 is the current normative source.
- The English Core page is an informative presentation and does not replace the Portuguese text.
- This website is a discovery and presentation layer. If it conflicts with the normative Core, the tagged Portuguese document prevails.
- Future research, site revisions and the Gizhub platform have separate lifecycles and do not silently change Core 1.0.
Leidison Lima dos Santos, creator of PVP
PVP was created by Leidison Lima dos Santos. The canonical citation lists an affiliation with Universidade Federal do Tocantins (UFT). The protocol's direction, claims and public decisions remain under human responsibility.
He is a mathematics and computing teacher, a master's student in Science and Health Education at UFT, and a researcher working across education and educational technologies. See the verified author profile and public identifiers.
The website, documentation, research preparation and software may use declared AI assistance under human review. AI tools are not academic authors, do not approve claims and do not replace the normative source or institutional decisions.
Go directly to the canonical PVP repository or consult the authorship record in CITATION.cff.
Key terms
PAVPlano de Aula Versionado- The canonical Portuguese acronym for a lesson plan that carries an explicit version and a preserved change history. “VLP” is only an informative English gloss.
RMRegistro de Melhoria- The canonical Portuguese acronym for one recorded change: what changed, why it changed and which classroom signal motivated it. “IR” is an informative English gloss.
VCVariação Contextual- The canonical Portuguese acronym for an adaptation linked to a base plan and a declared context. “CV” is an informative English gloss.
X.Y.ZPedagogical version number- X marks a significant restructuring, Y an adjustment within the same structure and Z a micro-correction. The simplified X.Y form is accepted.
E0-E3Documented-use maturity- Labels for the documented application history and contexts of a plan. They do not demonstrate teaching quality, learning, retention or efficacy.
Contact and contributions
For questions about the protocol, citation, educational adoption or contributions, use the dedicated PVP address below. The canonical repository remains the reference for source files, releases and public history.