2013
DOI: 10.3916/c40-2013-03-02
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Communication Technology in the Home Environment of Four-year-old Children (Slovenia)

Abstract: Nowadays, we cannot ignore the fact that young children are over flooded with technologies. Only a proper action and a positive attitude from adults can prevent potential negative consequences, and prepares the child for a life where the usage of communication technologies (ICTs) is necessary for an individual's social success. This article represents the child's access to information-communication technology, its usage at home, the influence of child's ICTs usage on his or hers development of competences, and… Show more

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“…In the increasingly diverse digital landscape, parents believed that a range of digital and online technologies could offer young children new knowledge and learning. And those parents with a higher education level tended to believe that digital and online learning can develop children’s learning competencies, language, self-expression, and social competencies ( Lepicnik-Vodopivec & Samec, 2013 ).…”
Section: Online Learning In the Early Yearsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the increasingly diverse digital landscape, parents believed that a range of digital and online technologies could offer young children new knowledge and learning. And those parents with a higher education level tended to believe that digital and online learning can develop children’s learning competencies, language, self-expression, and social competencies ( Lepicnik-Vodopivec & Samec, 2013 ).…”
Section: Online Learning In the Early Yearsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A gap between incidence and availability has also been identified (MCCARRICK, LI, 2007;O'HARA, 2011). On the other hand, Lepicnik and Samec (2013) carried out a study with 4-year-old children in Slovenia; they observed that most of them live in a technological environment enriched with a wide variety of multimedia objects, and that their families support learning with ICT. It is obvious that many of the children now attending pre-school and the early years of primary education have grown up in homes where multimedia, multi-modal forms of expression are common and their experiences of using digital technologies for communicative and recreative purposes can be extensive (MCPAKE et al 2013).…”
Section: Family and Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sin embargo, en el espacio digital de carácter lúdico, alejados de las directrices del pensamiento adulto y fuera del control de los mass media, los niños encuentran puertas abiertas a la creación a través de las tecnologías de la comunicación que "no suelen utilizarlas en el propio sentido de la palabra, sino que suelen jugar con ellas, ya que todavía no son conscientes de su verdadera utilidad" (Lepicnik & Samec, 2013). La comunicación de los mismos en este nuevo entorno está posibilitando cognitivamente la evolución hacia nuevos códigos, alejados de las concepciones gutemberianas y, sin embargo, necesarios para la plena integración tecnológica en las estructuras de su pensamiento.…”
Section: A Ti Te Pregunto ¿No Entiendes Que Soy Digital?unclassified