Abstract
With the advent of the pandemic, students began to have their classes conducted through information and communication technologies. The purpose of this poster is to propose the mechanisms that lead PET students to be satisfied during the pandemic, when group interactions were made virtually. The study proposes that the eventual satisfaction of the PET student with PET activities during the pandemic can be explained by: their perception of student learning; your interest in the content offered on PET; how much he realized that he can work as a team, even from a distance; the commitment of the group – colleagues and tutor – can also strengthen the effect of teamwork; and how useful the group's communications intermediary technology was understood to be.