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New Media in image-making. How have emerging communications transformed the political process?

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Urbaniak A.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2018
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issue 18
97-108
PL
The purpose of this article is to provide a theoretical framework for the contemporary process of political communication. It emphasizes the changing roles of the senders/receivers within the process and it postulates unprecedented opportunities offered by the emergence of the New Media. As for the empirical research, we discuss the results of the study that has been conducted to further the understanding of how the younger generation, aged 20-25 (herein referred to as Digital Natives), process and comprehend the news media content, with special attention to political messages. It was initially hypothesized that the main source of information about politics and the surrounding world is the Internet and the social media in particular. The paper discusses the results of the study showing that the alternative news websites and social media, understood as the opposite to what is known as the mainstream media, have been gaining ground. Concurrently, the study discovered the students’ declining interest in traditional institutional mainstream-controlled media (i.e. press, radio or television).
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The Internet and Elt: Costs, Gains and Compromises

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Ungureanu R.
Linguaculture
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2013
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vol. 2013
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issue 2
82-96
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The paper analyzes some present and future trends in education, zooming in on the English class, through the impact of the most influential product of the human mind, the Internet. Extensive research is currently being done on the roles of the Internet upon our society, with special emphasis on education. I follow some of these research projects’ threads and offer up-to-date insights into the debates and controversies the Internet has awoken. As a result of scanning some of the future educational trends, the conclusion I draw is that of an obvious compromise the English teacher has to sign: teaching both classical and modern competencies but learning to use the digital language of today’s generation, while not overlooking the students’ emotional needs.
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„Welcome to the Real (?) World, Mr. Down”. Osoby z zespołem Downa w wirtualnej przestrzeni – obcy czy cyfrowi tubylcy?

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BIEGANOWSKA A.
Edukacja-Technika-Informatyka
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2015
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vol. 6
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issue 4
209-215
PL
Celem artykułu jest ukazanie osób z zespołem Downa jako cyfrowych tubylców z powodzeniem odnajdujących się w wirtualnej przestrzeni. Nowe technologie w ostatnich kilku latach coraz częściej są wykorzystywane przez osoby niepełnosprawne i ich środowiska jako narzędzie upowszechniania rzetelnej i prawdziwej wiedzy na temat niepełnosprawności, co podkreślono w art. 8 ratyfikowanej przez Polskę przed dwoma laty Konwencji o prawach osób niepełnosprawnych. Internet dla wielu użytkowników bez względu na wiek nierzadko jest jedynym źródłem wiedzy o otaczającym świecie. Aby przekonać się o tym, jakie informacje na temat jednej z bardziej znanych niepełnosprawności może odnaleźć przeciętny użytkownik globalnej sieci, dokonano analizy form obecności osób z zespołem Downa w wirtualnej przestrzeni.
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The purpose of this article was to show if the people with Down Syndrome as a Digital Natives. Role of new technology has been noticed in promotion of positive image of disabled people and emphasized in ratified by Poland Disabled Law Convention. Internet is often the first and the only source of information about disability for an average person. Therefore it is very important that information available online is formal and reliable and so it doesn’t popularize prejudicial stereotype that still exists in social consciousness. The author of the article analyzed websites about Down’s Syndrome in regards to reliability and accuracy of the information. It also analyzed whether the image of people with DS popularized on the mentioned above websites is in agreement with the purposes of Disabled Law Convention.
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Social Media Disengagement Among Gen Y and Gen Z: a Quantitative Investigation

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Chellasamy A., Almeida S. M., Prakash G. S., Nagarathinam A., Rangasamy S.
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2022
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vol. 5
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issue 1
230-252
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This paper attempts to identify the relationship between Social media disengagement (SMD) and Social media experience (SME), perceived anonymity (PA), perceived credibility (PC) and subjective norms (SN), individual characteristics (IC) and to identify the most widely used social media network among Gen Y and Gen Z. A quantitative survey of 800 participants of Gen Y and Gen Z of Bangalore city were the respondents. A total of 532 responses were received, and the data were analyzed using SPSS. Results reveal that there is no correlation between SMD and SME, PC, PA and SN. However, the disengagement level varies across different social media networks like Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. The study suggests that degree of social media activity combined with digital literacy enhances social media usage among millennials, and with improved customer engagement in social media, marketers can harness it positively to improve their product offerings and customer base. Social Media Disengagement was first studied in the Indian context and less explored compared to engagement. During the pandemic GenY and GenZ shared and cared for in the online platform, resulting in a sense of belongingness. Hence, their disengagement from social media, generates opportunities for marketers to have better connectivity.
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„Oswajanie” nowych technologii na lekcjach języka polskiego

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Świtała S. W.
Polonistyka. Innowacje
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2018
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issue 7
153-164
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New technologies in the field of education have their opponents and supporters. The author of the article argues that technology should be “tamed” fully to use its potential in teaching. The SAMR model developed by Ruben Puentedura defines four levels of technology integration in the education process. The text shows how new media can be used in Polish language classes. The main part of the article is the presentation of exemplary tools (including Aurasma, Classcraft, Blogger) and the possibilities of their use in working with pupils.
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Nowe technologie na gruncie edukacji mają swoich przeciwników i zwolenników. Autorka artykułu przekonuje, że należy je „oswoić”, aby w pełni wykorzystać ich potencjał w nauczaniu. Model SAMR opracowany przez Rubena Puentedurę definiuje cztery poziomy integracji technologii w procesie edukacji. W tekście przedstawiono, w jaki sposób na zajęciach języka polskiego można wykorzystać nowe media. Część zasadniczą artykułu stanowi przedstawienie przykładowych narzędzi (m.in. Aurasma, Classcraft, Blogger) oraz możliwości ich zastosowania w pracy z uczniami.
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