2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-37221-7_30
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Eduprosumers: Educational Actors in the Digital Age

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“…Therefore, one clear finding is the differentiating importance of Information and Communication Technology and its use in the definition of social groups. This result provides support for strong democratic Information and Communication Technology policies that guarantee access for learning and educational purposes (Apolo et al, 2020), especially in rural areas among indigenous populations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 67%
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“…Therefore, one clear finding is the differentiating importance of Information and Communication Technology and its use in the definition of social groups. This result provides support for strong democratic Information and Communication Technology policies that guarantee access for learning and educational purposes (Apolo et al, 2020), especially in rural areas among indigenous populations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…Therefore, the relationships between self‐perception of poverty, ethnic self‐definition, and the school conditions of children and youth (including information, communication technology) can offer a different and valuable balance in social and educational policy perspectives. Particularly noteworthy are its conditions for autonomous learning in 21st‐century school conditions, which in turn is linked to the availability of internet access and online devices (Apolo et al, 2020), owned either by the household or an educational institution (Rodriguez & Sanchez‐Riofrio, 2017).…”
Section: Education For Overcoming Povertymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Así pues, Cóndor-Herrera (2020) plantea que en Latinoamérica aún hay brechas de conectividad a internet: en el caso de Perú en un 56 % y en Ecuador en un 81 %, lo cual ha obligado, por cuestiones de la pandemia, a la creación de nuevos modelos educativos desafiantes para la institución y su comunidad como Eduprosumidores (Apolo et al, 2020). Es un gran reto superar este panorama a pesar de las condiciones de desigualdad social que vive Latinoamérica, y que hoy más que nunca se ha puesto en evidencia.…”
Section: Fundamentos Pedagógicosunclassified