PDF Map 2.0
What is Web 2.0?
Tim O'Reilly
Internet History: The People's Power (Discovery)
Digital Migrant This digital migrant maintains the same levels of frustration that could have an ancient Greek in its attempt to shift from poetry to prose. As indicated Havelock, the rivalry between recitation and singing and writing, does not mean that there was a permanent coexistence between orality and write them down.
Many people today live with one foot in the textual world and the other in digital. Still collecting newspapers, CDs and books but in turn download music over the Internet, browse web pages and buy books through online stores. There continues to be an assessment of the physical and tangible but understood the advantages of virtuality.
Possibilities know that knowledge is stored not only in print but that information can be shared, constantly created and distributed through the network. The value is no longer material but in the virtual
Digital Natives (Barbaros)
A clear example of these effects is education. As described by Havelock general education concepts in ancient Greece had to adapt to orality. Had to be a link between adults and children to ensure learning from generation to generation. The offense of Socrates was asked to professionalize education. This affected the social and political control.
This change in education is repeated again with the massive and global literacy does not occur with the advent of Gutenberg's printing press, but with the industrial revolution. Situation in which education is determined based on repetition and obedience, as a tool for creation of consumers and in turn as a new possibility for social control.
again returns to education suffering a new rule change to this system of repetition and without arguments, to enter a new phase that is being defined. Where students have access to so much information that becomes nearly indigestible. Based more on education phone within this sea of \u200b\u200binformation rather than training for learning unknown knowledge.
teachers currently navigating dark waters, where students swim with your eyes wide open and ready to take a new wave. Learning in a digital age where we, the digital immigrants, trying to understand a world in which children (digital natives) are absolutely free.
is essential that journalists learn the extent of change. It is essential that the institutions responsible for training journalists not only identify the nature of the changes and their characteristics and consequences, but to develop new strategies to cope with the unprecedented. Bad we do face a new world with ossified categories in yesterday.