2012
DOI: 10.3916/c38-2012-02-01
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From Solid to Liquid: New Literacies to the Cultural Changes of Web 2.0

Abstract: This paper proposes a model for developing new literacies of citizenship in the digital society. Using Baumman’s metaphor, we contrast the 'solid' culture of the 19th and 20th centuries to the ‘liquid’ information culture of the 21st century in which Web 2.0 plays a fundamental role and affects many aspects of our culture. We first review the main features of Web 2.0 through six major dimensions: as a universal library, global market, as a giant hypertext jigsaw puzzle, a public space for social commun… Show more

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“…These data reveal they are far from acquiring the new competences that are necessary for digital ecosystems: learn throughout life (life-long learning), make maximum profit from ICTs to adapt and evolve thinking and learn to learn [19] In general, they are most competent in the dimensions in which they were trained as students (or, at least, exposed to): interacting and sharing information (Communication), and browsing, storing and retrieving digital data and contents (Information). These could be considered instrumental and intellectual-cognitive skills [20] are mainly technical, instrumental skills, though: for example, even if they know how to use the technologies to mediate interaction, they are unaware of the codes used in digital media (n-etiquette), the concept of digital identity or unable to generate true cooperation on-line.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These data reveal they are far from acquiring the new competences that are necessary for digital ecosystems: learn throughout life (life-long learning), make maximum profit from ICTs to adapt and evolve thinking and learn to learn [19] In general, they are most competent in the dimensions in which they were trained as students (or, at least, exposed to): interacting and sharing information (Communication), and browsing, storing and retrieving digital data and contents (Information). These could be considered instrumental and intellectual-cognitive skills [20] are mainly technical, instrumental skills, though: for example, even if they know how to use the technologies to mediate interaction, they are unaware of the codes used in digital media (n-etiquette), the concept of digital identity or unable to generate true cooperation on-line.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Problem Solving and Content Creation, which partly participate of the sociocultural competences described by [20] are the least developed areas, in spite of being the most closely related with the work of teachers they will eventually carry out. We must we aware that the implementation of new ICT-mediated technologies relies on both the students and teacher having acquired information, media and communication literacy (i.e.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Las TIC han favorecido la transformación de los mecanismos de producción, almacenamiento, difusión y acceso a la información (Area-Moreira & Ribeiro-Pessoa, 2012). Sin embargo, el consumo de los artículos científicos no solo depende de las tecnologías que permitan su difusión, también depende en gran medida de tener acceso a las revistas especializadas.…”
Section: Introducción Y Estado De La Cuestiónunclassified
“…Los estudiantes 2.0 -los e que viven entre dispositivos tecnológicos y con acceso a Internet, los que viven en la cultura digital -interactúan, consumen, producen y comparten en una red que es al mismo tiempo una biblioteca de grandes dimensiones, un mercado global, una gran madeja de información interconectada en distintos formatos hipertextuales, un lugar público de encuentro y de relaciones entre personas que forman entidades sociales, una variedad de ambientes virtuales interactivos y un espacio donde la comunicación se caracteriza por ser multimedia y audiovisual (O´Reilly, 2005;Area y Pessoa, 2012). La mayor parte de esta interacción, consumo y producción de información se da a través de la lectura como actividad principal, una lectura hipertextual y multimodal.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified