2012
DOI: 10.15178/va.2012.119.71-82
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Redes sociales y docencia en los estudios de publicidad

Abstract: RESUMENEl fuerte incremento de la penetración de internet en España supone también un gran reto para el contexto educativo. En este trabajo intentamos realizar una reflexión sobre la integración de las redes sociales en la formación universitaria, pero desde una perspectiva muy particular: la derivada del hecho de que las redes sociales pueden contribuir a un proceso formativo pero también, en el caso de la titulación en Publicidad y Relaciones Públicas, como una herramienta más del futuro profesional de los e… Show more

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“…Representatives of universities are increasingly striving to generate interesting content adapted to the language of social networks, and, therefore, to the language that students understand, as it can be seen in the literature, such as the works by Torres-Romay and Corbacho Valencia (2011), or previous ones, such as those by Tapia Frade et al (2010) or Kliksberg (2000). All this in a context in which the time devoted to information is more and more limited and there is very little room for audiences to do careful and reflective readings of the media.…”
Section: University and New Forms Of Communicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Representatives of universities are increasingly striving to generate interesting content adapted to the language of social networks, and, therefore, to the language that students understand, as it can be seen in the literature, such as the works by Torres-Romay and Corbacho Valencia (2011), or previous ones, such as those by Tapia Frade et al (2010) or Kliksberg (2000). All this in a context in which the time devoted to information is more and more limited and there is very little room for audiences to do careful and reflective readings of the media.…”
Section: University and New Forms Of Communicationmentioning
confidence: 99%