In 2020, the whole world was surprised by the covid-19 virus, which claimed millions of lives and sentenced so many others to social isolation. The determination of isolation given by the World Health Organization (WHO), provoked the deconstruction of the way of carrying out face-to-face work activities, demanding an adaptation to the need to avoid interaction between people and, in this way,way, prevent the spread of the virus. This measure reached all educational units in the country, requiring new
mechanisms for conducting classes, which had a strong impact on the activities of teachers during the pandemic.. Thus, seeking to deepen the subject, we carried out a bibliographical research, with a mixed approach, that is, qualitative and quantitative (quali-quanti), and for data collection we applied questionnaires, using thegoogle forms, targeting professionals who work in high school vocational and technological education (EPTNM), with the objective of verifying the knowledge of teachers regarding the use of hybrid teaching as a pedagogical practice, within the scope of the Campus Manaus
Industrial District/ IFAM, as well as highlighting which challenges were faced in order to carry out hybrid teaching as a teaching practice in the pandemic, and how Digital Information and Communication Technologies (TDICs) contributed, or not, to this pedagogical process. The results point to challenges and paths to be followed for the proper use of blended learning as a pedagogical tool, indicating which factors were decisive in the use of this teaching methodology, in some cases forcibly applied by
covid-19 and which presents itself as a viable option even in the post-pandemic.
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