This study aims to reflect on digital cultures and their implications for thinking about teacher education in a contemporary world marked by the digital network. From this objective, we have a bibliographical research that, in its weaving, brings understandings about the processes carried out by social actors who, through their daily practices with digital technologies, constitute multiple cultures. As a result, this work helps us to think about contemporary culture in a plural perspective, in view of the understanding that social actors attribute to the artifacts their own meanings in the means of use and appropriation, marking an immersion of creation and authorship that, in the educational context, has provoked us to institute teacher training that welcomes other know-how with the digital.