Los nativos digitales llegan a la Universidad: Hacia nuevas prácticas de lectura digital en las bibliotecas universitarias

Mouriño-Carrillo, David Los nativos digitales llegan a la Universidad: Hacia nuevas prácticas de lectura digital en las bibliotecas universitarias., 2012 . In XIX Coloquio Internacional de Bibliotecarios, Guadalajara, México, 26-28 November 2012. [Conference paper]

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English abstract

The designation of digital natives is originally associated with an optimistic mindset about the effects of information technology on contemporary students, who supposedly possess greater mental flexibility and therefore greater capacity to adapt and generate responses than those from previous generations. However recent studies reported adverse effects in schoolchildren exposed to the new digital media. The first generations of digital natives is arriving to universities, and knowing their habits, expectations and practices provides important inside for modeling digital reading services than publishers and vendors offer to library users. From the summary of informative habits that distinguish this first generation fully digital and its context, we explore the possibilities of digital reading as a an effective way to deliver academic content.

Spanish abstract

La denominación de nativos digitales está originalmente asociada a una mentalidad optimista sobre los efectos de las tecnologías de la información en los escolares contemporáneos, quienes supuestamente poseerían mayor flexibilidad mental y por lo tanto mayor capacidad para adaptarse y generar respuestas que los de generaciones anteriores. Sin embargo diversos estudios recientes reportan efectos adversos en los jóvenes escolares expuestos a la nueva media digital. Las primeras generaciones de nativos digitales están llegando a las universidades, y conocer sus hábitos, expectativas y prácticas aporta información importante para modelar los servicios de lectura digital que editores y agregadores ofrecen a los usuarios de bibliotecas digitales. A partir de la síntesis de las hábitos informativos que distinguen a esta primera generación enteramente digital y su contexto, exploramos las posibilidades de la lectura digital como vía efectiva de entrega de contenidos académicos.

Item type: Conference paper
Keywords: Digital Natives, Digital Reading, Digital Screens, eBooks
Subjects: B. Information use and sociology of information > BD. Information society.
B. Information use and sociology of information > BI. User interfaces, usability.
C. Users, literacy and reading. > CC. User categories: children, young people, social groups.
Depositing user: David Mouriño
Date deposited: 18 Aug 2015 23:43
Last modified: 18 Aug 2015 23:43
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10760/25639

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