Competencias digitales y emocionales de niños y jóvenes: análisis de documentos e informes

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.6018/educatio.648381
Palabras clave: digital technologies , Emotional intelligence, digital literacy, digital emotional competence

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El contexto actual de experiencia constante y de imbricación de la vida cotidiana con las tecnologías digitales señala la necesidad de mejorar las competencias digitales y emocionales. Por ello, este trabajo pretende analizar documentos e informes que abordan las competencias digitales de niños y jóvenes para identificar aproximaciones entre dichas competencias y las emocionales. El análisis documental comenzó con la identificación de 30 documentos. De ellos, siete cumplían los criterios de inclusión: abordaban competencias digitales o términos similares, se centraban en niños, jóvenes o estudiantes y describían aspectos o competencias emocionales. La extracción y codificación reveló 45 aspectos o competencias, 23 registros se categorizaron como conciencia emocional, 12 como empatía y 10 como regulación emocional. Entre los resultados, presentamos una síntesis y una descripción de 12 competencias emocionales digitales, considerando la intersección identificada entre competencias digitales y emocionales.

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Daniela Karine Ramos, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina

Pedagoga, Psicóloga y Doctora en Educación. Profesora del Departamento de Metodología de la Enseñanza y del Programa de Postgrado en Educación de la Universidad Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC). Investigadora Becaria de Productividad 2 (CNPq). Líder del Grupo de Investigación CNPq/UFSC Edumídia.

Patricia Alejandra Behar, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul

Profesor de la Facultad de Educación (Faced), del Programa de Posgrado en Educación (PPGEdu) y del Programa de Posgrado en Informática en Educación (PPGIE) de la Universidad Federal de Rio Grande do Sul. Realizó su doctorado en Informática en la Universidad Federal de Rio Grande do Sul. Sus intereses de investigación incluyen las competencias socioafectivas, las arquitecturas pedagógicas, los modelos pedagógicos, las competencias en la educación a distancia y la recomendación pedagógica en la educación a distancia. Es coordinadora del Centro de Tecnología Digital Aplicada a la Educación (Nuted/UFRGS).

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Publicado
30-10-2026
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Ramos, D. K., & Behar, P. A. (2026). Competencias digitales y emocionales de niños y jóvenes: análisis de documentos e informes. Educatio Siglo XXI, 44(3), 231–254. https://doi.org/10.6018/educatio.648381