879 resultados para Communication and information technologies
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El presente trabajo se propone analizar la accesibilidad y uso de las Nuevas Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación en las Escuelas de Educación Secundaria Superior de la ciudad de Tandil, desde las manifestaciones territoriales y las prácticas de aula de la geografía escolar. El trabajo es el resultado de una investigación de carácter cuali-cuantitativo desarrollada en el marco del Programa de investigación "Educación y Territorio" de la Facultad de Ciencias Humanas (CIG-UNICEN). Como resultados de la investigación se presentarán los mapas temáticos correspondientes a la accesibilidad y uso de las nuevas tecnologías en el "Territorio escolar", que muestran la desigual territorialización de las densidades comunicacionales e informacionales. Fruto de las encuestas realizadas a directivos de las escuelas secundarias de la ciudad, podemos decir que la accesibilidad a las Nuevas Tecnologías en algunas instituciones escolares no siempre garantiza su uso en las prácticas de aula de la geografía escolar
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El presente trabajo se propone analizar la accesibilidad y uso de las Nuevas Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación en las Escuelas de Educación Secundaria Superior de la ciudad de Tandil, desde las manifestaciones territoriales y las prácticas de aula de la geografía escolar. El trabajo es el resultado de una investigación de carácter cuali-cuantitativo desarrollada en el marco del Programa de investigación "Educación y Territorio" de la Facultad de Ciencias Humanas (CIG-UNICEN). Como resultados de la investigación se presentarán los mapas temáticos correspondientes a la accesibilidad y uso de las nuevas tecnologías en el "Territorio escolar", que muestran la desigual territorialización de las densidades comunicacionales e informacionales. Fruto de las encuestas realizadas a directivos de las escuelas secundarias de la ciudad, podemos decir que la accesibilidad a las Nuevas Tecnologías en algunas instituciones escolares no siempre garantiza su uso en las prácticas de aula de la geografía escolar
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El presente trabajo se propone analizar la accesibilidad y uso de las Nuevas Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación en las Escuelas de Educación Secundaria Superior de la ciudad de Tandil, desde las manifestaciones territoriales y las prácticas de aula de la geografía escolar. El trabajo es el resultado de una investigación de carácter cuali-cuantitativo desarrollada en el marco del Programa de investigación "Educación y Territorio" de la Facultad de Ciencias Humanas (CIG-UNICEN). Como resultados de la investigación se presentarán los mapas temáticos correspondientes a la accesibilidad y uso de las nuevas tecnologías en el "Territorio escolar", que muestran la desigual territorialización de las densidades comunicacionales e informacionales. Fruto de las encuestas realizadas a directivos de las escuelas secundarias de la ciudad, podemos decir que la accesibilidad a las Nuevas Tecnologías en algunas instituciones escolares no siempre garantiza su uso en las prácticas de aula de la geografía escolar
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The strong presence of the communication and information technologies (TICs) forced the productive routine of some media vehicles to go through significant changes. The same happened to the alternative agencies segment. Having a scarce literature and sources about this subject, this study’s objective is to understand how the Information Agency Frei Tito for Latin America (Adital) develops its proposal of alternative journalism, within the cyberspace, while aiming a Christian communication. For this finality, the study will describe and explain the practices of journalistic production, identifying the subjects involved and the relations maintained between them in this productive routine. Also, it will trace who and where these content replicators are and/or their online address. At first, it was presented a theoretical discussion about the concepts of “counter-hegemony”, alternative journalism and communicative citizenship, what brings us to the studies of Gramsci (2010), Peruzzo (2011), Moraes (2013), Paiva (2008), Coutinho (2008), Mata (2006), among other authors. Next, it will be approached briefly the historical path of the information agencies around the world and in Latin America, so that the study can focus on authors like Aguiar (2009), Pasti (2013) and Moraes (2010). This piece will draught a “methodologic route” for a qualitative approach with an exploratory and descriptive character. We gave up the etnometodological methods, what allow us to analyze the etnomethods or behavioral groups of action, procedures, activities and knowledge that constitutes these groups, giving them recognition and distinction. (COULON, 1995). To achieve the defined objectives, it was also used a bibliographical and documental research techniques, in addition to subject observation and semi-structured interviews. Finally, we analyze the collected data taking into consideration three pivots: the beginning of Adital; the practices, characteristics and subjects involved in the productive routine of the agency; and who are and where are these content replicators of content produced and transmitted by Adital. We can conclude that the production routine of an alternative agency and the counter-hegemonic of information is marked by some singularities regarding to the organization of the journalistic practice and to the obstacles found on the way. Our data allows us, even if there are still some doubts, to believe that Adital is a sort of independent information agency, alternative and counter-hegemonic, ergo, more close to a proposition of communicative citizenship.
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The strong presence of the communication and information technologies (TICs) forced the productive routine of some media vehicles to go through significant changes. The same happened to the alternative agencies segment. Having a scarce literature and sources about this subject, this study’s objective is to understand how the Information Agency Frei Tito for Latin America (Adital) develops its proposal of alternative journalism, within the cyberspace, while aiming a Christian communication. For this finality, the study will describe and explain the practices of journalistic production, identifying the subjects involved and the relations maintained between them in this productive routine. Also, it will trace who and where these content replicators are and/or their online address. At first, it was presented a theoretical discussion about the concepts of “counter-hegemony”, alternative journalism and communicative citizenship, what brings us to the studies of Gramsci (2010), Peruzzo (2011), Moraes (2013), Paiva (2008), Coutinho (2008), Mata (2006), among other authors. Next, it will be approached briefly the historical path of the information agencies around the world and in Latin America, so that the study can focus on authors like Aguiar (2009), Pasti (2013) and Moraes (2010). This piece will draught a “methodologic route” for a qualitative approach with an exploratory and descriptive character. We gave up the etnometodological methods, what allow us to analyze the etnomethods or behavioral groups of action, procedures, activities and knowledge that constitutes these groups, giving them recognition and distinction. (COULON, 1995). To achieve the defined objectives, it was also used a bibliographical and documental research techniques, in addition to subject observation and semi-structured interviews. Finally, we analyze the collected data taking into consideration three pivots: the beginning of Adital; the practices, characteristics and subjects involved in the productive routine of the agency; and who are and where are these content replicators of content produced and transmitted by Adital. We can conclude that the production routine of an alternative agency and the counter-hegemonic of information is marked by some singularities regarding to the organization of the journalistic practice and to the obstacles found on the way. Our data allows us, even if there are still some doubts, to believe that Adital is a sort of independent information agency, alternative and counter-hegemonic, ergo, more close to a proposition of communicative citizenship.
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Dissertação (mestrado)—Universidade de Brasília, Instituto de Letras, Departamento de Línguas Estrangeiras e Tradução, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Linguística Aplicada, 2015.
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Recibido 4 de abril de 2011 • Aceptado 26 de agosto de 2011 • Corregido 13 de octubre de 2011 El estudio del que da cuenta este artículo tuvo como objetivo diagnosticar la necesidad de un software educativo sobre el proceso de segmentación en animales para promover el aprendizaje creativo de los estudiantes en el curso Embriología comparada, de la Universidad Pedagógica Experimental Libertador en Barquisimeto, Estado Lara, Venezuela. Se apoyó en una investigación de campo de naturaleza descriptiva, los sujetos en estudio fueron 32 estudiantes cursantes de la asignatura durante el lapso académico I-2009. Se diseñó y aplicó un cuestionario en formato tipo Likert, el cual fue validado a través del juicio de expertos y su confiabilidad determinada con el Coeficiente Alfa de Cronbach. Los datos fueron recolectados y posteriormente analizados mediante la estadística descriptiva, se construyeron tablas de frecuencias y porcentajes para la presentación de los mismos. Los resultados revelan que existe, entre los estudiantes de Embriología comparada, una muy alta necesidad de contar con un software educativo que permita su aprendizaje creativo, un recurso en formato electrónico adaptado a las nuevas tecnologías de la información y la comunicación.
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This thesis is an investigation of the media's representation of children and ICT. The study draws on moral panic theory and Queensland newspaper media, to identify the impact of newspaper reporting on the public's perceptions of young people and ICT.
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The Library of the Institute of Alajuela made an induction experience and training of users and ventured into the information literacy and engaged in the work of the teaching-learning as an integral part of the curriculum. The actions of the library in developing search strategies, location, selection and use of information brought inthe health service, changes to the role of the library, the librarian, the book and the information in the educational environment.By sharing this experience is intended to provide information that can motivate staff of educational institutions that wish toenter the field of information literacy as a strategy to support the development oflifelong independent learning skills and meaningful learning. Currently, the library should be a proactive part in the education of students but also teachers, administrative and family.This will result in a benefit to Costa Rica: the development of youth and their proper integration into the workplace.
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Eye tracking has become a preponderant technique in the evaluation of user interaction and behaviour with study objects in defined contexts. Common eye tracking related data representation techniques offer valuable input regarding user interaction and eye gaze behaviour, namely through fixations and saccades measurement. However, these and other techniques may be insufficient for the representation of acquired data in specific studies, namely because of the complexity of the study object being analysed. This paper intends to contribute with a summary of data representation and information visualization techniques used in data analysis within different contexts (advertising, websites, television news and video games). Additionally, several methodological approaches are presented in this paper, which resulted from several studies developed and under development at CETAC.MEDIA - Communication Sciences and Technologies Research Centre. In the studies described, traditional data representation techniques were insufficient. As a result, new approaches were necessary and therefore, new forms of representing data, based on common techniques were developed with the objective of improving communication and information strategies. In each of these studies, a brief summary of the contribution to their respective area will be presented, as well as the data representation techniques used and some of the acquired results.
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Using a transactions costs framework, we examine the impact of information and communication technologies (mobile phones and radios) use on market participation in developing country agricultural markets using a novel transaction-level data set of Ghanaian farmers. Our analysis of the choice of markets by farmers suggests that market information from a broader range of markets may not always induce farmers to sell in more distant markets; instead farmers may use broader market information to enhance their bargaining power in closer markets. Finally, we find weak evidence on the impact of using mobile phones in attracting farm gate buyers.
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This issue of the Bulletin is based on the material presented at the seminar Information Technology for Development of Small and Medium-sized Exporters in East Asia and Latin America, which was held on 23 and 24 November 2004 at the headquarters of ECLAC in Santiago, Chile. The seminar was part of the project entitled Comparative Study on East Asian and Latin American IT Industry, financed by the thematic fund for information and communication technologies (ICT) for development of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and has been carried out in close collaboration with the Institute of Developing Economies (IDE), an organization that belongs to the Japanese External Trade Organization (JETRO). This article contains a discussion of the concepts, definitions and standards associated with electronic commerce, as well as the opportunities to be seized and the challenges to be met so that MSMEs can expand their electronic business.