The pervasive disruption of technology on privacy and learning processes
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https://doi.org/10.5380/atoz.v5i1.47433Keywords:
Information and communication technologies (ICT), Online social networks, Privacy, Personal learning spaces, Communities of practice, Cloud applicationsAbstract
The team of editors AtoZ presents the articles in this edition, in which the authors evaluate information spaces and learning in different conditions of intensive technologies. Respondents expand discussions on methodologies and results derived from questions about the training of information professionals and the challenges for the institutions involved in the issue.
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