Value Orientations of the Information Society in the Context of the Information Revolution of the 21st Century

Ермакова, Лариса Ивановна; Sukhovskaya, Daria N.

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“…The analysis of online communities as a phenomenon has become an important research area (Toffler, 2004;Castells, 2010;Moreno, 2004). The concept of post-industrial civilization and understanding of the information society have also been developed (Miroshnichenko et al, 2019;Ermakova & Sukhovskaya, 2020;Dubinina, Gulyaeva, & Kompaneeva, 2020;Piwowarski, 2020).…”

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Social Media and Slacktivism in Young People’s Life

Yessenbekova¹

2020

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This study examined such issues as social media in personality development and their influence on the development of public activism among young people. We also estimate the efficiency that various forms of information exchange have (shared or anonymous). The empirical base of the research includes sociological surveys held in Kazakhstan. We did a content analysis of frequently visited profile social media pages. The study found that the people who openly share on social media are more inclined to real-life engagement in public campaigns. Vice versa, anonymous support to the measures that are valuable to the community makes inclination of users to following real-life behaviors less likely. We believe that the social activism of young people should not only be targeted at an individual but must also serve the interests of governments and those of society. Overall, the Internet and online communities play a positive role in decision making on challenges in society and among young people.

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Social Media and Slacktivism in Young People’s Life

Yessenbekova¹

2020

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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Information society and its impact on personality development

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The purpose of the study is to develop and test the original model which illustrates the development of personality in the information society. The study involved two Russian universities, higher educational institutions of the Arab Emirates and Kazakhstan. A total of 400 students participated in the research. The experiment consisted of three stages: introductory, experimental, and final. At the introductory stage of the study, the influences of the information society on the development of human personal qualities were analyzed. At the experimental stage, the original model which illustrates the development of personality in the information society was developed and implemented. At the final stage, the students were surveyed in accordance with the original methodology for the use of the capabilities and resources of the information society for personality development. After the implementation of the model, the number of students using the capabilities of the information society for personal development, the development of professional skills, and maintaining and strengthening health increased by 18.5%, 18.7%, and 10%, respectively. The practical value of the scientific research results relates to the possibility of using the questionnaires and models of personality development in the context of the information society in the higher education system of Russia, the Arab Emirates, Kazakhstan, and other countries. The model described in the study is relevant in the context of the transfer of the educational process in higher education to a distance format and the growing social isolation of an individual caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

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Adaptation of Culture and Creative Industries Sphere to the Transition of Digital Technologies

Sukhovskaya¹,

Ермакова²

2020

Proceedings of the 2nd International Scientific and Practical Conference “Modern Management Trends and the Digital Economy: Fro

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Value Orientations of the Information Society in the Context of the Information Revolution of the 21st Century

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Social Media and Slacktivism in Young People’s Life

Social Media and Slacktivism in Young People’s Life

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Information society and its impact on personality development

Adaptation of Culture and Creative Industries Sphere to the Transition of Digital Technologies

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