Retos online para los jóvenes portugueses e italianos en 2018

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14198/MEDCOM2019.10.2.3

Palabras clave:

Competencias y habilidades informacionales, Contenidos negativos generados por el usuario, Cyberbullying, EU Kids online, Ninõs y Internet, Redes sociales

Resumen

Derivado de la encuesta EU Kids Online (2018) este artículo analiza dos temas relacionados con la creciente difusión de mensajes de odio y noticias falsas: en primer lugar, cómo los niños y jóvenes italianos y portugueses (9-17) se comportan ante los contenidos y conductas negativas online. En segundo lugar, cómo aprenden a informarse y cómo gestionan las noticias. En comparación con las encuestas anteriores realizadas en Portugal e Italia (EU Kids Online 2010, Net Children Go Mobile, 2014), los resultados evidencian un aumento de experiencias negativas en línea (mensajes de odio, imágenes violentas y sangrientas, ser víctima o perpetrador de acoso cibernético). Aunque esto ocurre con más frecuencia en Portugal, los niños italianos y portugueses presentan patrones relativamente similares de afrontamiento. En ambos, la competencia navegando o buscando información precisa es menor que la competencia tecnológicas o sociales, afectando el género y la edad. Los resultados subrayan la necesidad de empoderar a los niños con valores humanistas y alfabetizaciones críticas, como parte de una cultura de derechos y responsabilidades digitales.

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Financed by ‘EU Kids Online’ is a thematic network funded by the EC Safer Internet plus Programme (SIP-2005-MD-038229).

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01-07-2019

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Ponte, C. (2019). Retos online para los jóvenes portugueses e italianos en 2018. Revista Mediterránea De Comunicación, 10(2), 165–178. https://doi.org/10.14198/MEDCOM2019.10.2.3

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