2005
DOI: 10.3916/c25-2005-035
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The future of the digital society and values in media education

Abstract: As the present world increase its complexity and speed in a society filled with information, it seems necessary to imagine the future. And media education must be included in this reflection because it is important to understand that complexity and that speed at the present as well as in the future, especially if we really want to rule our lives. This is the aim of this paper: to know the two basic pillars of audiovisual communication: digital television and the Internet, trying to deduce the values involved i… Show more

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“…The current situation and context require "new forms of education that foster the competencies that societies and economies need today and tomorrow" [24] (p. 3). Beyond the learning of knowledge, it is necessary to consider the axiological dimension of critical competence [26] needed in the digital society [27]. A media ecosystem [28] in which audiovisual content is spread immediately implies a notable diffusion of values and counter-values [29] that citizens and young people must detect.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The current situation and context require "new forms of education that foster the competencies that societies and economies need today and tomorrow" [24] (p. 3). Beyond the learning of knowledge, it is necessary to consider the axiological dimension of critical competence [26] needed in the digital society [27]. A media ecosystem [28] in which audiovisual content is spread immediately implies a notable diffusion of values and counter-values [29] that citizens and young people must detect.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%