Content analysis of consumed RSS by first year students of the Comunication and Digital Media degree of Universidad Privada del Valle
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https://doi.org/10.52428/20758960.v9i25.808Keywords:
lnformation and Communications Technology (ICT), Education, New tecnologies, Social Media, Educative technologyAbstract
This is a work developed by the Scientific Society of Communication Students of Universidad Privada del Valle. The research describes sorne aspects of the use of social media by students of the first semester with the objective of creating disseminating knowledge about the behavior of this group of young people. In this way, professors may use this information to create new classroom content on different platforms, introducing and improving teaching methods, understanding the life of new generations; on the other hand we are addressingthe challenges established by UNESCO in 2018, in termsof Media and lnformation Literacy and contributing to scientific knowledge in terms of media use and consumption.
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