Social Networks and Hyperconnectivity in Net Generation Future Teachers
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Keywords

Social Networks
Hyperconnectivity
Technology
Net Generation
Pedagogy Students

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Ayala Pérez, T. C. (2015). Social Networks and Hyperconnectivity in Net Generation Future Teachers. Ciencia, Docencia Y Tecnología, 26(51), 244–270. Retrieved from https://ojstesteo.uner.edu.ar/index.php/cdyt/article/view/58

Abstract

One of the features of the so-called information society (Yoneji Masuda, 1980) is the permanent communication through technological supports among the individuals comprising it. Mass media communication and, subsequently, the overcrowding of Internet, changed the way in which people communicate. One of the most important features is what has been called hyperconnectivity (Quan-Haase and Wellman, 2005, 2006). This work aims to review such concept and to show some results obtained in the project “Web Use, Skills, Motivation and Attitude of Students of Pedagogy of the Area of the Humanities, regarding ICT and Digital Culture”. It was carried out in Santiago de Chile, and deals with the use of social networks by the future teachers of these disciplines, who belong to the digital generation or Net Generation (Tapscott 1997, 2009).

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