Publication Date:
2012
abstract:
The increasing social development of technological artifacts stems from a convergence of cultural, social and technological paths that, in the first decade of this century, has led to the development of what Castells calls the networked society.
We propose two essays that deepen the way people communicate and learn about producing knowledge with digital technology through two perspectives, on the one hand the cultural aspects, placing the birth of techno-social artifacts in the context of cultural studies, on the other, offering an insight into the dimension of digital interfaces, entering the interface developing models, attempting to mediate the user cultural dimension with the interface design and usability approach.
We propose two essays that deepen the way people communicate and learn about producing knowledge with digital technology through two perspectives, on the one hand the cultural aspects, placing the birth of techno-social artifacts in the context of cultural studies, on the other, offering an insight into the dimension of digital interfaces, entering the interface developing models, attempting to mediate the user cultural dimension with the interface design and usability approach.
Iris type:
3.1 Monografia o trattato scientifico
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