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Los sitios de redes sociales en línea han facilitado el acceso a cantidades masivas de datos para el análisis empírico. Estos datos ofrecen la evidencia necesaria para estudiar las propiedades de la comunicación en línea. Recientemente, los investigadores han mostrado la necesidad de identificar las características estructurales de las redes de comunicación en línea para ampliar la comprensión sobre los procesos de comunicación que subyacen al flujo de mensajes de un individuo a otro en Internet. Este artículo presenta una aplicación del Análisis de Redes Sociales (ARS) apoyado en técnicas de minería de datos para identificar las características estructurales de las redes de comunicación en línea. Se analizó un corpus conformado por 46,301 tweets publicados entre los años 2009 y el 2015 sobre la crisis de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia identificados con el hashtag #crisisunal. A partir de este corpus, se construyeron las redes de comunicación que los actores utilizaron para compartir sus mensajes. En sus tweets los usuarios mencionaron otros usuarios utilizando el símbolo @, lo que permitió acceder a quienes participaron en estas redes de comunicación. De esta manera, se analizaron los indicadores estructurales de las redes conformadas entre 3,124 usuarios conectados a través de 4,143 vínculos. Entre los indicadores analizados se encuentran el tamaño de la red, diámetro, centralidad de grado, reciprocidad y centralidad de intermediación. Para el análisis se utilizó el software R. Los resultados sugieren que las redes de comunicación en Twitter se caracterizan por el crecimiento no continuo, la conexión preferencial por los usuarios más conectados, la vulnerabilidad de los vínculos, la poca reciprocidad en el intercambio de mensajes y el control limitado de la información. Social networking websites facilitate the access to massive amounts of data for empirical analysis. These data provide evidence to study the characteristics of online communication. Recently, researchers have been interested in the study of the structural characteristics of online communication networks for a better understating of the communication processes underlying the flow of messages from one individual to another on the Internet. This article shows an application of Social Network Analysis (SNA) with data mining techniques to study the structural characteristics of online communication networks. The data corresponds to a corpus of 46,301 tweets published between 2009 and 2015 about the financial crisis of the National University of Colombia, identified with the hashtag #crisisunal. The communication networks were built from the mentions between users with the @ symbol, for a total of 3,124 users connected by 4,143 edges, which structural properties were analyzed using R. The indicators analyzed were the size of the network, diameter, degree centrality, reciprocity and betweenness centrality. The results suggest that communication networks on Twitter present a non-continuous growth, a preferential attachment to the most connected users, vulnerable connections, little reciprocity in the exchange of messages and limited control of information.

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The purpose of this study is to measure the contribution of three technological devices for the communication of active transparency data: official website, transparency and open data portals in the Spanish autonomous communities for the period 2013-2020. The existence of minimum information to be provided based on Law 19/2013 was checked, verifying a significant global increase in performance in the first years, which it freezes in the last years. The contribution of each initiative has presented an irregular evolution: slight and positive for the open data portals, great progress for the transparency portals and residual contribution for the official website. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The information published through the Geoportal of Madrid City Council can be freeely consulted, viewed and downloaded free of charge from anywhere in the world. Its data sets, series and map services are described with standardized metadata which define in detail the information published. However, the Laboratory for Geographic Information Technologies considered in 2020 the need to extend the use of its resources to profiles with little or no familiarity with Geographic Information Systems. The communication strategy of the General Subdirectorate for Innovation and Urban Information of the Governement Area for Urban Development is then put into action. Based on an ambitious communication plan, which becomes the backbone of the communicative work activity of the entire subdirectorate, the strategy developed from the professionalization of communication has made the technical information of the Geoportal to reach unimagined levels of diffusion. This article explains in detail how this communication strategy begins in a system that counts everything by itself, the relevance it has acquired over time and, ultimately, how the communication of georeferenced data in Madrid is currently managed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Within the framework of the ECEDU-UNAD research project PIE 039 entitled "Design of a proposal for training higher education leaders in management, design and innovation of curricular processes relevant to the needs of the national and international context", a descriptive methodology with exploratory, descriptive, systematization and analytical stages was used, following Hurtado (2000). This allowed identifying that web accessibility in virtuality has shown a transformation in communicative practices due to the multiple informative agents, digital universality, hyper-language and hyper-connections, by building new interpretation frameworks and offering an alternative through the use of technologies to close the cognitive gap. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Compilation of the main Spanish and world events and news produced during 2022 about documentation, libraries, internet, digital content and scientific communication. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Social networking websites facilitate the access to massive amounts of data for empirical analysis. These data provide evidence to study the characteristics of online communication. Recently, researchers have been interested in the study of the structural characteristics of online communication networks for a better understating of the communication processes underlying the flow of messages from one individual to another on the Internet. This article shows an application of Social Network Analysis (SNA) with data mining techniques to study the structural characteristics of online communication networks. The data corresponds to a corpus of 46,301 tweets published between 2009 and 2015 about the financial crisis of the National University of Colombia, identified with the hashtag #crisisunal. The communication networks were built from the mentions between users with the @ symbol, for a total of 3,124 users connected by 4,143 edges, which structural properties were analyzed using R. The indicators analyzed were the size of the network, diameter, degree centrality, reciprocity and betweenness centrality. The results suggest that communication networks on Twitter present a non-continuous growth, a preferential attachment to the most connected users, vulnerable connections, little reciprocity in the exchange of messages and limited control of information. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Within journalism, social media has become a vehicle of communication that keeps the audience up to date regarding the content they publish. To manage this relationship, the figure of the community manager, a professional directly linked to studies of Information Sciences, is indispensable, especially in Journalism and Advertising. A qualitative methodology is used on the basis of Grounded Theory in 13 telephone interviews with Spanish media community managers. The data were later treated and coded with the analysis tool Atlas.ti version 8.4.3. Journalistic community managers have quite varied functions and are in constant evolution. The perception that the quality of content published on social media has more weight than results (in the form of clicks and interactions) prevails in an environment where information is consumed at high speed, and where competence is more difficult to discern. Journalism does not have to turn to social media only as simple intermediaries for official websites; it must build up a community of users interested in the media and the current topics being disseminated. Despite communicative noise, digital platforms are perceived as positive and as an effective tool for the medium, keeping the audience informed through the community manager's daily management as the voice of the medium. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Law 13/2015 reformed the mortgage law and the revised text of the real estate cadastre law. This law, established a coordination between Cadastre and Land Registry, to incorporate the geo-referenced graphic description of registered properties, using the cadastral cartography as a basis. These actions are intended to give greater security to the data on the location, delimitation and surface area of the registered properties that are the object of legal transactions. Since 2015, there have been numerous developments in graphic information exchange protocols. However, in recent months, a resolutions have been published with notaries and property registrars, which have allowed the development of news applications for the exchange of graphic and alphanumeric information. The aim is to develop easy tools that allow all actors involved in real estate traffic to use a common vocabulary and standardised documentation, which improves communication between them. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study seeks to show how decolonial thinking, from the perspective of communication, built from the reality of Brazil and Latin America, serves to analyze an experience of organizing emigrants' alternative political struggles. For this, it is proposed a content analyze that shows how the themes communication, information and culture were constituted in four official documents of the group that formalize needs and record proposals for improving the lives of Brazilian emigrants abroad. The results point to ideas and concrete actions that allow us to visualize that, in the face of a colonial relationship, the experience from the global South contributes to another possible, emancipatory and renewing reality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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ABSTRACT Multiple communicative strategies can be followed in architecture according to the target audience. The mechanisms of representation may radically vary when the recipient is the client, the constructor, the curator, a colleague or even an instructor (1). As an example, the approach may be mainly visual when the target is the client. However, it may be strictly conceptual when pointing to the jury members in a competition. In certain cases, the adaptation of the graphic language to the different scenarios leads to such a distortion on the message that the original project is hardly recognizable. This article will focus on the project of the Public Seattle Library, designed by the architect Rem Koolhaas. The analysis of five different communicative strategies of the project show peculiar and unequal graphic narrations: from the concept book of the competition, the website of LMN (the American partners of Rem Koolhaas- OMA in this particular project), the website of OMA, the coverage on the Seattle press, the Library Brochure for teenagers and the approach developed on the "Content" book. Rem Koolhaas coined the concept of "design of information" to express the fundamental relationship between the message and media in architecture. In his practice, the communicative strategy is present from the beginning of the design process till the final stages. In this article, the thoughtful comparison of these examples will enable to extract conclusions on the use of communication in architectural design and reflect on the iconic and communicative dimension of architecture in general. RESUMEN En arquitectura, se pueden seguir múltiples estrategias comunicativas en función de la audiencia a la que estén dirigidas. Los mecanismos de representación varían radicalmente cuando el receptor es un cliente, el constructor, un comisario expositivo, un colega arquitecto o un profesor. Como ejemplo, se adoptaría una aproximación fundamentalmente visual en el caso de dirigirnos a un cliente, mientras que para una comunicación en un concurso, se optaría por una aproximación netamente conceptual. En determinados casos, la adaptación del lenguaje gráfico a los distintos escenarios genera tal distorsión en el mensaje que el proyecto original resulta prácticamente irreconocible. El artículo se centra en el proyecto de la Biblioteca Pública de Seattle, diseñado por Rem Koolhaas. El análisis de cinco estrategias comunicativas distintas nos muestra narraciones gráficas casi antagónicas. Desde la propuesta del concurso, la web de LMN (los socios americanos de OMA), pasando por la propia web de OMA, la cobertura en prensa o el folleto informativo de la propia biblioteca, Rem Koolhaas muestra la especial relación entre el mensaje y el medio en arquitectura, acuñando el término “diseño de la información”. En su trabajo, la estrategia comunicativa se encuentra presente desde el inicio del proceso de diseño y hasta los estadios finales. Mediante la comparación analítica de los distintos ejemplos se podrán extraer conclusiones del uso de la comunicación en el diseño arquitectónico y su reflejo en la dimensión icónica de la arquitectura.

What do we understand by quality education in the university context? This tour stops at the concept of quality applied to education at the tertiary level and focuses on a case related to the training of communication and information professionals. The essay seeks to promote reflection on the importance of participating in the construction of communities of critical discourse that enable students to form opinions. In the conclusions, contributions are made in the line of generating awareness about the social commitment that involves the role of professionals linked to these disciplines in the formation of a democratic citizenship. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Information and communication technologies are extremely effective in the education of children with autism, that is, in special education, just as they are a part of our lives and affect all areas of our lives. This study was made to determine the attitudes of the teachers in the field of special education towards these technologies. 124 teachers among the teachers in the field of special education working in İzmir province participated in the study voluntarily. In the study, "Personal Information Form" and "Information and Communication Technologies Attitude Scale" developed by Günbatar (2014) to determine the level of information and communication technologies use of teachers in the field of special education were used. The data obtained were evaluated in the SPSS 23 package program. In analyzing the data, ANOVA and t-test were used for the general scale among the "Mann Whitney U" and "Kruskal Wallis 1 Way ANOVA" tests. In addition, in cases where significant differences exist, the scales at which the differences occur were determined by using "Dunn's Nonparametric Comparison" for subscales and "Tukey Post Hoc" test for general scale. As a result of the findings obtained, there is a significant difference as the age of teachers changes and according to that they have special students do sports, sports are effective on special students according to their gender, there is no significant difference according to the persistence of the knowledge that special students want to be taught while playing games, and according to their status of finding technological opportunities sufficient. As a result, we can say that as teachers' attitudes towards technology are positive, students with or without disabilities can learn information in a short time. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Until a few years ago, the clinical record was exclusively integrated as a record that was in physical format. However, with the intervention of technological advances, it has evolved towards the integration of the electronic clinical record by various health institutions in Mexico, which have opted for the application of information and communication technologies (ICT) to facilitate the organization of clinical information and health care of higher quality and more focused on the patient. In this regard, although the electronic clinical record is presented as an invaluable instrument for advances in the health sector, at the same time it raises new questions not only from the medical, but also legal point of view, related to its ownership and access to the personal information it contains, as well as the protection of sensitive data related to the patient, a situation that is sometimes complex due to the large amount of information that said sector generates and the different hypotheses regarding its access and protection. Introduction: In this article, once we referred to the impact that ICTs have had in the field of health, we analyze the minimum content that the legislation on the subject provides for the correct integration of the clinical record. The foregoing gives rise to posing the challenges that in the issue of access and protection of the patient's personal data generates the transit towards the integration of the electronic clinical record in the public health sector, taking into account that any treatment of personal data, must be subject to the regime of principles, duties and rights in the matter of personal data protection, except in the cases provided for in the laws of the matter. Method: The method used is of an analytical type, for the decomposition of the elements, observation of the causes, nature and effects of the implementation of the legal framework that regulates the electronic clinical record in Mexico. In particular, the analysis takes as a point of reference the General Law of Protection of Personal Data in Possession of Obligatory Subjects (LGPDPPSO), which establishes the bases, principles and procedures to guarantee the right of everyone to the protection of their personal data, in possession of obligated subjects; and the NOM- 004-SSA3-2012, of the clinical record, which establishes the mandatory scientific, ethical, technological, and administrative criteria in the preparation, integration, use, management, filing, conservation, ownership, and confidentiality of the clinical record. Results: The right of access to the clinical record is essential so that patients have tools to decide in the most appropriate way about their health, but also so that the institutions that are part of the National Health System, as responsible for the treatment and protection of the patient's personal information, provide more appropriate and quality medical care, preventing data from being dispersed. In this sense, the clinical record guarantees the exercise not only of the right to health of patients, but also that of the protection of their personal data that is processed by medical and administrative personnel who work in a health institution; so its proper integration, in accordance with the legislation that regulates it and, in particular, with NOM-004-SSA3-2012, of the clinical record, grants benefits to both the patient and the service provider in any medical institution. Discussion or Conclusion: The proactive action of the institutions that are part of the National Health System must contribute to providing certainty and security within a strict framework of data governance, in accordance with the following recommendations: a) Establish an adequate governance structure regarding the protection of personal data of patients. It is about assigning areas and personnel responsible for the protection of patient information, responsibilities and procedures in each one; b) Maintain an inventory in databases that allows classifying the personal data of patients by type, differentiating between personal data in general and those of a sensitive nature, generating, where appropriate, dissociation procedures through which personal data cannot be associated with the holder or allow, due to its structure, content or degree of disaggregation, its identification; c) Establish a personal data protection policy within health institutions, in accordance with the current and applicable legal framework for protection; d) Continuously train the staff of health institutions in data protection with specific content for the medical and administrative staff involved; e) Implement technical, physical and administrative security measures to guarantee the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the patient's personal data; and f) Make privacy notices available to patients that are consistent with the data protection policy and the current and applicable legal framework. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article presents the results of an investigation about the self-perception of the level of digital competences in information and communication on 59 students of the tenth semester of Business Administration from la Corporación Politécnico de la Costa Atlántica. A survey was applied with the European framework of digital competences DIGICOMP as reference. The results reveal that most of the students are considered at the advanced level, but still, a large number do not reach that level. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Studies demonstrate that Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) can assist in the emancipation of users, offering them the possibility of accessing information and knowledge in order to become agents of their own history. In this sense, the objective of this investigation is to analyze the use of ICTs by farming families in the southern region of Brazil, pointing out the limits and possibilities in the context of family farming. To achieve this goal, forms were applied to thirty family units in the municipalities of Xaxim / SC and Pato Branco / PR. The research found that the possibility of accessing and using ICTs represents a need for family farmers in view of the competitiveness of the current market. Despite the importance and significance that ICTs represent to rural areas, the field of study reveals that the conditions of this access have limitations, as the technical system is deficient, which prevents effective access to all the potential that these technologies hold. In some cases, even with a high investment, the farmer cannot access a better service or even use it properly. Finally, it appears that ICTs are inserted in the context of family farming and represent the possibility of network integration and shared construction of knowledge. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The paper analyses the relevance of the problem and the normative acts connected with developing students civic activity and defines the role of the information and communication approach in the process of developing it. The article surveys the studies devoted to the issues of civic development, civic consciousness, civic activity and examines the key notions of the research (civic consciousness, civic education, civic activity, socialization, communication, information, etc.). It is shown that information interaction promotes civic socialization of the individual. Social involvement expresses the student's level of civic engagement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Culture is a broad concept that crosses different social sciences, especially after the cultural turn of the mid-twentieth century, before that was mainly the subject of anthropology. This paper focuses on various current theoretical principals that deal with culture and sets special emphasis on the debate on information/communication. The idea is to escape from different binary oppositions and look for complex and dialectical concepts that help us establish truly interdisciplinary debates. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The scientific production on educational and formative subjects regarding Communication, Information and Documentation in the leading LIS journals over the past twenty years (2000-2019) is analysed, in order to obtain information on their authorship, contents and specific subject matter. It was discovered that there have been relatively few studies carried out, resulting in 231 articles from 336 authors belonging to 99 public and private institutions, and contents focused on a dozen of general topics. The leading conclusion reached is the scarcity of articles and therefore the need to delve more deeply into this field. Furthermore, the publishers should devote greater attention to the standardization and selection of descriptive or key words in the article, to promote an increased, improved and easier retrieval of information on the subject. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Internet se ha convertido en la electricidad del siglo XXI. La presencia en la red es un imperativo para cualquier empresa que quiera ser encontrada. Además, factores como la consolidación del uso de dispositivos móviles como ventanas para acceder a la red y los hábitos de las generaciones que se incorporan al mercado, refuerzan la necesidad de considerar la presencia en la red para cualquier empresa, incluidas las cooperativas. El presente trabajo analiza la presencia web de 3860 cooperativas de Catalunya a través la combinación de técnicas cuantitativas y cualitativas. Los resultados apuntan que dos de cada tres cooperativas no disponen de una página web propia, siendo la falta de recursos, de formación y el poco soporte institucional las principales causas de estos datos. El presente trabajo pretende ser una herramienta para conocer el estado actual de las cooperativas en internet y una aproximación para enfocar las estrategias de futuro. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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