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- O consumo e a partilha de conteúdos na Internet pelos estudantes do ensino superior - contextos e práticasPublication . Morais, Nídia Salomé; Sobral, Filomena Antunes; Ferreira, Sónia de Almeida; Gouveia, Teresa Sofia; Gomes, Cristina AzevedoEste artigo apresenta uma revisão de literatura acerca do consumo e partilha de conteúdos na Internet e surge no âmbito de um projeto de investigação que procura compreender as práticas de utilização de conteúdos entre os estudantes de uma instituição de ensino superior. Grande parte dos estudos encontrados permite concluir que a geração que frequenta atualmente o ensino superior é multitarefa e disponível para a utilização ativa de dispositivos, plataformas e serviços online quer no domínio pessoal, quer no de aprendizagem. Emerge como tendência desta pesquisa a forte presença da tecnologia e dos media sociais no dia-a-dia dos jovens, o que lhes confere uma dinâmica comunicacional intensiva e participativa.
- Content consumption on the internet among higher education students – preliminary results of a project at a higher education school in PortugalPublication . Ferreira, Sónia; Morais, Salomé; Gouveia, Teresa; Sobral, Filomena; Gomes, CristinaThe global increasing importance of the Internet in the various segments of society is explicit, and its rapid control by younger users particularly seems irrefutable. But what do they consume? This paper presents the partial and preliminary results of the Project - The consumption and sharing contents of Internet by students of higher education: the case of the Polytechnic Institute of Viseu, Portugal, specifically related to the consumption practices of Internet content by students of the School of Education, one of the Polytechnic Institute of Viseu Schools. The principal objective of the Project is to understand the use that higher education students do of the contents available on the Internet. The methodological approach includes the application of an online questionnaire survey, with questions related to: i) the socio-demographic and institutional data of the participants; ii) access to and use of the Internet; iii) competences for its use; iv) consumption and sharing content; v) and attitudes and preferences regarding consumption and sharing. The sample includes 120 students, with participation of students attending the courses of Social Communication (N=79) and Multimedia and Plastics Arts (N=32). Most of the participants are female (N=88), attend the 1st year of the course (N=88) and the average age is 19.36 years (SD=2.56). Asked about how often they access the Internet, 95.8% of the students said they use it every day. Preliminary results from the quantitative analysis suggest that the most popular activities are: listen to music, see photos and read text posts on social networks daily. The analysis presented in this article refers only to data obtained between June and September 2017 and was performed using the SPSS - Statistical Package for Social Sciences.
- A experiência da ESEV TV - televisão académica on-linePublication . Gouveia, Teresa Sofia de Almeida; Ferreira, Sónia de Almeida; Sobral, Filomena AntunesThe study focuses on the analysis of the academic experience entitled Television of the Superior School of Education from Viseu (ESEV TV). This academic project has been an online experience since 2011 and comprises a space of experimentation and broadcasting for audiovisual contents. The significance of the digital sphere embodied mostly through the internet places this medium as the ideal platform to the exchange of contents created by the academic community and favors its dissemination to a heterogeneous audience. The implementation of this audiovisual project encourages the collaboration and the creative initiative of those involved in it and, at the same time, intents to improve the capabilities of expression and communication skills of the participants. It is also an objective of this creative initiative to build an historical archive of audiovisual produced material as also as to promote the integration of students, strengthening ethical and moral values and increasing communication strategies. ESEV TV is available to all study cycles from the institution where it is allocated and represents a workshop camp where it is possible to practice techniques and develop knowledge in the television production area. The accomplishment of the project purpose is inextricably dependent on the existence of a working group constantly updated, also multidisciplinary, that aggregates students from different areas. This complex interdependent mission is guided by teachers with knowledge and experience in the audiovisual field. The team work expects to produce an interesting online schedule that reunites, at the same time, information, culture, education and entertainment.
- Content consumption on the internet among higher education students – preliminary results of a project at a higher education school in PortugalPublication . Ferreira, Sónia; Morais, Salomé; Gouveia, Teresa; Sobral, Filomena; Gomes, CristinaThe global increasing importance of the Internet in the various segments of society is explicit, and its rapid control by younger users particularly seems irrefutable. In fact, data presented by the European School Survey Project on Alcohol and Other Drugs (ESPAD) confirms that many Portuguese students aged 13-18 are online daily (ESPAD, 2016). But what do they consume? This paper presents the partial and preliminary results of 0014CI&DETS Project - The consumption and sharing contents of Internet by students of higher education: the case of the Polytechnic Institute of Viseu, specifically related to the consumption practices of Internet content by students of the School of Education, one of the Polytechnic Institute of Viseu Schools. The principal objective of the Project is to understand the use that higher education students do of the contents available on the Internet. The methodological approach includes the application of an online questionnaire survey, with questions related to: i) the socio-demographic and institutional data of the participants; ii) access to and use of the Internet; iii) competences for its use; iv) consumption and sharing content; v) and attitudes and preferences regarding consumption and sharing. The sample includes 120 students, with participation of students attending the courses of Social Communication (N=79) and Multimedia and Plastics Arts (N=32). Most of the participants are female (N=88), attend the 1st year of the course (N=88) and the average age is 19.36 years (SD=2.56). Asked about how often they access the Internet, 95.8% of the students said they use it every day. Preliminary results from the quantitative analysis suggest that the most popular activities are: listen to music, see photos and read text posts on social networks daily. The analysis presented in this article refers only to data obtained between June and September 2017 and was performed using the SPSS - Statistical Package for Social Sciences.