New Screens: Other Forms of Communication in the XXI Century

Authors

  • Isidro Moreno Herrero Universidad Complutense de Madrid
  • José Antonio García Serrano Universidad Antonio de Nebrija
Keywords: Mass media, Internet, advertising, mobile phone, video games, information and communication technologies, education and technologie.

Abstract

The term new media refers to the new mass media, particularly to Internet, video games and mobile phones, which, with the tradicional ones, TV and advertising, make up the current information and communication technologies scene. Through the article, several new media are analysed underlining its pros and cons in order to reflect on it, so that all of those people involved in educational processes could use them as referents when it comes to deal with critical analysis of the media, thereby obtaining their own opinions to better tackle education as regards information and communication technologies. Key words Mass media, Internet, advertising, mobile phone, video games, information and communication technologies, education and technologie.

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How to Cite
Moreno Herrero, I., & García Serrano, J. A. (2006). New Screens: Other Forms of Communication in the XXI Century. Educatio Siglo XXI, 24, 123–150. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/educatio/article/view/158
Issue
Vol. 24 (2006)
Section
Artículos

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