2015
DOI: 10.17533/udea.rib.v38n3a05
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Tecnologías de la información y comunicación, competencia en información e inclusión social en la biblioteca pública: un estudio en la Biblioteca Parque de Manguinhos

Abstract: Tecnologías de la información y comunicación, competenciaen información e inclusión social en la biblioteca pública: un estudio en la Biblioteca Parque de Manguinhos ResumenEste estudio aborda el tema de la alfabetización en información con el uso de tecnologías de la información y comunicación (TIC) en las bibliotecas públicas, teniendo en cuenta la formación del ciudadano/usuario y el rol de los bibliotecarios. Otro tema destacado en el estudio es la relación entre la biblioteca pública y su comunidad local,… Show more

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“…The studies (which are, henceforth, referenced by their number and can be consulted in Appendix), involved the participation of Latin American research centers (78.51%) from Mexico (studies 1, 8,11,13,14,18,31,34,35,42,46,48,51,58,60,63,67), Colombia (3,4,6,10,3 0,32,44,45,47,53,66), Brazil (16,17,22,33,39,55,64,65,68), Argentina (19,21,37,40,56,70), Chile (26,27,29,52,54), Peru (20,50), Uruguay (7,61), Bolivia (5,28), Ecuador (57), Costa Rica (69), Nicaragua (43), Dominican Republic (9) and Venezuela (36). In addition, albeit to a lesser extent, research centers from the United States (5.06%), Cana...…”
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“…The studies (which are, henceforth, referenced by their number and can be consulted in Appendix), involved the participation of Latin American research centers (78.51%) from Mexico (studies 1, 8,11,13,14,18,31,34,35,42,46,48,51,58,60,63,67), Colombia (3,4,6,10,3 0,32,44,45,47,53,66), Brazil (16,17,22,33,39,55,64,65,68), Argentina (19,21,37,40,56,70), Chile (26,27,29,52,54), Peru (20,50), Uruguay (7,61), Bolivia (5,28), Ecuador (57), Costa Rica (69), Nicaragua (43), Dominican Republic (9) and Venezuela (36). In addition, albeit to a lesser extent, research centers from the United States (5.06%), Cana...…”
Section: Research Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The geographical areas covered in the studies (countries that have been the study area of research studies) were Argentina (19,21,37,40,56,70), Bolivia (5,28), Brazil (16,17,22,33,39,55,64,65,68), Chile (26,27,29,52,54), Colombia (3,4,6,10,30,32 ,44,45,47,53,66), Costa Rica (69), Ecuador (57), Mexico (1,8,11,13,14,18,31,34,35,42,46,48,51,58,60,63,67), Nicaragua (43), Peru (20,50), Dominican Republic (9), Uruguay (7,61), and Venezuela (36); in addition, comparative studies simultaneously referred to several Latin American countries or addressed Latin America generally (2, 12,15,…”
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