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While younger age groups tend to benefit more from technological devices, older groups can learn to use them effectively and acquire digital competencies. This study explores the impact of different learning approaches on the degree of competence older people can acquire with digital technologies. Specifically, we examine how intergenerational and family learning can influence seniors' attitudes towards technology and promote better use of digital devices. The main finding is that the appropriation of digital technologies by older persons depends on the configuration of a number of factors. This configuration reveals that there is not just one learning model to effectively acquire digital competencies, and that relational and motivational factors in particular must be considered in order to choose the most appropriate one. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Analyzing the digital gap of teachers implies making an analysis of intrinsic and extrinsic factors that allow a broader understanding of how and why this phenomenon occurs. The objective of this study is to identify the main analytical and methodological fields under which the digital divide in teachers and the factors related to it have been studied. The research was developed following the PRISMA statement, searching the Scopus, Web of Science and ERIC databases, using digital divide teacher and digital gap teacher as key descriptors. From this investigation, 31 records met the selection criteria established under the PICO methodology. The results suggest that it is important to diversify research methodologies of the digital divide as a multi-causal phenomenon; the need to delve deeper into the personal and sociocultural contexts and elements of teachers is also identified. Likewise, elements such as beliefs, attitudes and motivations that can constitute possible barriers around the implementation of technological resources in pedagogical practices. Finally, studies should not focus only on the implementation of technological resources, but should be directed towards the construction of the teacher's cultural capital. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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it is evident how technology has involved in recent years at an ever-increasing rate, impacting different areas of society, including education. To recognize the incidence of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in Colombian schools, it is valuable to identify the research trends in the 21st century (2000 - 2021) that address this field. In this way, in the present state of the art, because of doctoral research, a search for academic articles is carried out in different databases which addresses the ICT basic and secondary school relationship in Colombia. Subsequently, a qualitative and documentary analysis is carried out from the Grounder's theory perspective in three coding moments: open, axial, and selective. Finally, as a result of the analysis of the documentary corpus, made up of forty-six documents, six research trends can be glimpsed: historical approaches to ICTs at school; ICT teacher training, digital divide, school reconfigurations, youth and teacher subjectivity, "and factors of use of ICTs at school". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

According to the World Economic Forum, the world has been in the Fourth Industrial Revolution since 2016; this is a digital revolution that is generating challenges worldwide. To provide an answer to the challenges of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, some strategies have been promoted, including digital cooperation, among these is a new type of international cooperation, focused on promoting equity in access to innovation and technology based on the combined effort between several international actors. A second response on the international scene, is the promotion of technological sovereignty to strengthen countries and their populations in the face of digital skills and technological innovation. Considering the above, the main aim of this work is to analyze whether digital cooperation and technological sovereignty close digital gaps, starting from a context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The objective of this research was to identify barriers to the adoption of a technological innovation perceived by professors at a public university in southeastern Mexico, in which a strategy for the use of virtual classrooms was implemented as a measure to address the social distancing forced by the covid-19 pandemic. A descriptive, non-experimental, cross-sectional, quantitative descriptive study was carried out in which two groups of incident factors were considered: intrinsic (attitudes and beliefs; knowledge and skills) and extrinsic (available resources and educational system). A questionnaire with 30 items was designed and measured with a Likert-type scale and applied to 805 teachers. The results showed that teachers perceive extrinsic barriers as the most important in adopting technological innovations, especially those related to equipment and connectivity, while intrinsic barriers are are mainly focused on the beliefs, so the early adopters and early majority profiles are distinguished. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this documentary review was to analyze the notion of educational digital inclusion and establish the boundaries of the concept in relation to other terms. The conceptual mapping method was chosen (Tobón, 2004), wich consists of four phases: 1) search for documents relevant to the research problem, 2) definition of inclusion and exclusion criteria, 3) data analysis based on eight axes, and 4) interpretation of the results. A total of 40 documents were reviewed from the databases Dialnet and SciELO, as well as from the Fundación Ceibal repository. The results obtained make it possible to establish that it is often difficult to relate the term with educational inclusion (higher category) given that the latter is oriented towards equalize the conditions. In this sense, the link between both concepts has permeated a vision focused on the implementation of actions and strategies that, for the most part, do not consider the particularities of the institutions to which they are directed. Likewise, its association with the term innovation has weighed on the figure of the teacher, since it is assumed that the insertion of technological artifacts is enough to achieve innovative uses, without considering that the inclusion of these tools must be accompanied by the corresponding literacy processes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article studies the relationships between the actors involved in the integration of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) into the educational process, from their design to their implementation and use by teachers and students. This study is based on the assumption that, in the introduction of a new technology, different intentions can be identified, bringing into play the elements considered by each one of the actors involved. This paper analyzes a study case, i.e., the Vermont School in Medellín from 2020 to 2021, to explore a particular scenario of complete access to ICTs, as well as the new virtual environments and dynamics resulting from confinement as a strategy to prevent COVID-19 spread. Using surveys, interviews, and focus groups, the authors describe the new telematic environments, as well as the perceptions and relationships of designers, students, and teachers around the use of educational technologies. The results show that the introduction of technologies into education produces changes in the relationships between designers, teachers, and students because different elements modify the perceptions, intentions, and educational expectations of each actor. Consequently, when ICTs are integrated into education, designers, implementers, and users should agree on shared criteria. This integration should also consider the curriculum, the technological tool or platform, and the intentions of each actor. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The COVID-19 crisis has led to the mandatory closure of schools. As a consequence, emergency remote teaching has been implemented. However, this accelerated change has made visible the digital gaps and the difficult economic situation of some families. For their part, universities work in uncertainty, innovating and seeking solutions that may promote quality digital education. The objective of this article was to analyze the perceptions of young university students about the negative emotions they have felt during the pandemic, their feelings about the benefits and obstacles of studying online, and their views on the performance of teachers during confinement. It is a qualitative study. Data were obtained through semi-structured interviews; the analysis was performed using the ATLAS.ti software. Twenty interviews were conducted with students from four Mexican higher education institutions located in Mexico City. Young people were found to have felt fear, depression, anger, anxiety, frustration, and homesickness; coupled with the fact that the most complicated moments have been the illness in their families caused by the virus, and unemployment. Additionally, students have faced power and internet failures, poor teamwork culture, difficulty focusing on homework, and increased workloads. The benefits that students have perceived are savings in travel times, and that, in some cases, they have managed to become self-employed students. Finally, it was found that some teachers show empathy; however, many of them have increased activities and require technology training. It is concluded that emergency remote teaching has promoted innovations in teaching-learning processes--however, accelerated change can lead students to drop out due to lack of technological resources, and decreased interest and motivation for learning. The possible return to classrooms has led to thinking about working on hybrid systems, without forgetting the development of evaluations that make it possible to identify the knowledge acquired during these times of pandemic. Finally, it is essential to study the impact on the labor market that it will have for young people who are graduating in the age of coronavirus. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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El Aprendizaje Servicio (ApS) es una poderosa metodología formativa que se ha hecho un hueco en la educación superior de nuestro país. En este artículo presentamos una experiencia basada en el ApS donde analizamos las distintas fases por las que pasa esta metodología en un caso concreto en la Universidad de Valladolid. La experiencia se llevó a cabo con estudiantes del Grado de Educación Social en la asignatura de TICs Aplicadas a la Educación de primer curso y un colectivo de unas cuarenta personas mayores de los Centros Municipales del Ayuntamiento de Valladolid. El objetivo principal del proceso educativo es cubrir una demanda de las personas mayores que asisten a estos centros sobre la brecha digital a través de un proceso formativo que incluya uso de diferentes apps, servicios on line y otras herramientas digitales. El objetivo para las y los estudiantes de Educación Social es que sean capaces de desarrollar competencias sociales y cívicas adquiriendo un compromiso ético y una responsabilidad social a través de la transferencia de sus conocimientos teóricos a la práctica elaborando un diseño de una propuesta de alfabetización mediática para este colectivo de personas mayores y su posterior puesta en marcha en las aulas universitarias en una sesión de convivencia de una mañana. /// Service Learning (ApS) is a powerful educative methodology into higher education in our country. In this article we present an experience based on the ApS. Where we analyze the different phases through which this methodology passes in a specific case at the University of Valladolid. The experience was carried out with students of the Bachelor Degree in Social Education in the subject of ICTs Applied to Education in the first year and a group of some forty Elderly People in the Municipal Centers of the City of Valladolid. The main objective of the educational process is to cover a demand of older people who attend these centers over the digital world through a training process that includes the use of different apps, online services and other digital tools. The objective for the univesity students was that they are capable of developing social and civic competences, acquiring an ethical commitment and a social responsibility through the transfer of their theoretical knowledge to the practice, elaborating a design of a proposal of media literacy for elderly people and their implementation in the university classrooms in a morning session of coexistence.

The digital divide constitutes a barrier to achieving equal opportunities for the population. In this article, we examine how the lockdown and online teaching affected rural schools. Although connectivity is poor and resources may be scarce in these schools, communication with families is fluid and the teacher-student ratio is lower. We designed a questionnaire that was administered to 157 rural schools during the lockdown process. The results show a digital gap for 30% of the student body, notable efforts by teachers to adapt to the needs of students, weekly changes in the way teaching is organized, related didactic proposals, and concern for curricular assessment. The rural schools participating in the study have tried to respond to the multiple demands arising from this new situation and narrow the digital gap by adapting to the communication needs of their students. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The digital transformation of companies and of the labour market, accelerated by COVID-19, poses a problem among certain groups when it comes to finding and keeping a job. Middle-aged and older adults have a significantly lower level of digital skills than younger people, an issue that is particularly pronounced among unemployed adults. Therefore, at European and national level, digital training is being promoted for these groups to prevent their social and labour market exclusion through policies and training courses. There are innovative initiatives, such as the LINKUPS Project, who has had the aim of collaboratively creating, among different European countries and institutions, a tool to upskill or reskill unemployed or unqualified adults in the technological skills that are most demanded by companies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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a pandemia ocasionada pela COVID-19 provocou, entre outras coisas, a suspensão das aulas presenciais. Com a campanha "Fique em casa", que oficialmente iniciou no México em 23 de março de 2020, as instituições educativas se viram na necessidade de migrar seus serviços subitamente ao entorno digital. Contudo, a falta de acesso à internet tem colocado em evidência como o direito humano à educação, considerado como um direito habilitante, é afetado a partir de novas dimensões, entre as quais é indispensável considerar não somente o analfabetismo lecto-escritor mas também o digital, assim como a brecha digital a partir dos âmbitos de acesso, de uso e de competência. Abordar esses dois aspectos com base em sua complexidade nos permite apresentar a brecha digital como "uma camada de vulnerabilidade em cascata", que afeta tanto o direito à educação quanto gera e detona outras vulnerabilidades pedagógicas. Consideramos que esta análise ensaística pode servir para visibilizar aquelas áreas que exigem atenção e permitiriam tomar ações positivas para reduzir as camadas de vulnerabilidade que advêm da brecha digital. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The structural change taking place in the regional industrialized economies is due to the growing importance of tertiarization based on technological digital activities. In this article we propose a line of joint analysis of both processes for the cases of three Mexican states: Aguascalientes, Guanajuato and Queretaro, that belong to the Bajio socioeconomic region. The contribution of this article is to characterize and compare structural changes in the three states through indicators worked with existing statistics, which suggest a way of approaching the phenomenon for other states of the country. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The purpose of this work is to present a review of the frameworks established in today's society of the forms of production and reproduction of knowledge. Similarly, some considerations of literacy from the point of view of the construction of citizenship and the political subject will be addressed in this work. The perspective of a politicization of the notion of literacy provides ideological content; thus, literacy is linked to forms of oppression and exploitation. A key element in this society will be access to information. The concept of digital divide has been defined in terms of access to computers, to the Internet and to the development of skills and knowledge in the use and application of these technologies. This first basic notion will be developed throughout this text and it will be related to the critical approach of studies on literacy and literacy. The digital divide has become a concept linked to the most recent works on the introduction of information technologies in society and, especially, in the education system, through the idea that ICT must reach all citizens to overcome implicit inequalities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Big Data is a reality that is gradually being incorporated and strongly in all fields of society, including in Education, although late. The objective of this study is to descriptively analyze the general perspective that a sample of 104 university students of Education of Peru has on the Big Data applied to Education. The participating sample was non-probabilistic incidentally. A survey study was conducted, using the VABIDAE scale to collect the data. A psychometric study of the scale was done with the collected data, as well as a descriptive statistical analysis. The results show a positive perception of the participants before Big Data as well as an obvious predisposition to use Big Data services in their professional practice as a source of information. It also highlights the absence of a gender gap. Finally, its possible impact on teacher training is discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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