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Il ruolo dei social network nell’innovazione tecnologica della didattica: la ...Scuola+
L'intervento di Stefania Manca del CNR sull'uso dei social network nella didattica all'incontro con i docenti delle scuole del Lazio per il progetto Scuola+ della Fondazione Rosselli
‘If you need a scientific proof… GIVE IT A TRY!!’ A multi-method analysis of ...Giovanni Boccia Artieri
A multi-method analysis of Facebook comments sparkled by an episode of a popular Italian TV show named PresaDiretta.
How networked publics operate in the so-called “post truth” era, analyzing discussions on the „alternative“ cancer treatments on an Italian broadcaster’s Facebook page in reaction to a critical program.
The aim of the paper is to analyze the Twitter conversations produced by networked publics of the Laura Poitras’s documentary Citizenfour (2014). The documentary deals
with the case of the computer analyst Edward Snowden and it was aired by HBO in USA and Channel 4 in UK respectively the 23th and 25th of February 2015. We focused on the type of representations produced around the relationship between
privacy and the Internet, ie the imaginary related to privacy conveyed by Snowden case.
The paper thus attempt to answer the following RQ: what are the privacy’s imagery around Snowden case emerging from double screen audience of documentary Citizenfour?
Based on a complete corpus of 25,000 tweets containing the hashtag #citizenfour and created between 22th and 26th of February 2015, the research identified peaks in the Twitter activity (through a ‘breakout detection’) as well as what accounted for those peaks (through a semantic cluster analysis). Finally, a sample of original tweets will be content analyzed using a codeset derived by DeCew (1997) definitions in order to identify the emerging imaginary of privacy.
Visualizing the catastrophe. The Images of Italian #Earthquake on TwitterGiovanni Boccia Artieri
The paper starts from an apparently simple point of view: on the one hand catastrophes and disasters are relevant visual phenomena, on the other hand scholars must observe Social Network Sites – as Twitter – that are environments based on images sharing.
As we know, nowadays, during the environmental disasters, we are witnessing the emergence of a particular attraction to an idea of fatalism that inevitably belongs to the overwhelming events of the nature. This explains why the catastrophe is an experience that leads to many practices of symbolic reinterpretation.
Now, one of the social spaces in which finding these practices of reinterpretation are the users' images of the natural disasters shared on SNSs.
The paper presents the results of a qualitative research conducted on a sample of 4256 images uploaded on Twitter during the first day of the earthquake that happened in northern Italy May 20, 2012. On the basis of this analysis, a taxonomy of images is built to confirm the hypothesis of the work: that is, during catastrophic events, the image has not just a function of refero, i.e showing the drama, nor exclusively of religo, i.e building social bonds. The images shared through SNSs, instead, aim at giving a symbolic meaning to catastrophe, turning the dramatic experience into an evidence of our vulnerability to the arrogance of human civilization and an opportunity to establish new rituals of socialization and collective regeneration.
Networked Intimacy is a performed relationship of togetherness taking place in a networked public space.
Networked intimacy creates ephemeral intimate groups that recursively reshape the distinction between private and public.
The goal of this paper is to present an innovative methodology to exploit user
generated content as a data source for sociological research. The methodology will be
presented by discussing a specific research case study project. The discussed research project
goal is to describe the role of media contents in the construction of generational identity
through a two step question. May specific media-products get user generated generational
discourses started? If so, may those discourses be used to investigate the shared generational
we sense?
14. La natura interattiva e sociale della comunicazione mediata Costruzione di una intersoggettività condivisa , uso comune di medesimi significati e conoscenze Autoreferenzialità e riferimento all’altro (frequente uso dei pronomi personali “io” e “tu”) Frequente ripresa di aspetti formali, linguistici e di contenuto del messaggio cui si replicava Ripresa dell’interlocutore (effetto di uno scambio diretto, che conferma la fluidità e continuità delle conversazioni) Co – costruzione della conoscenza = percorso “ interno ”: consapevolezza delle proprie risorse (molti messaggi contengono esperienze e teorie personali) e carenze (elevata percentuale di domande) “ esterno ”: recepire le teorie altrui, in parte con l’accordo, in parte rielaborandole “ interno ”: costruzione di un sapere condiviso ed interiorizzato individualmente
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