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Uso de Facebook en ámbitos educativos universitarios: Consideraciones y recomendaciones
Resumen
La participación de los jóvenes universitarios en las redes sociales es ya parte de su vida y ha crecido de manera explosiva con la conexión desde dispositivos móviles. Las posibilidades de aprovechar las redes sociales en la dinámica educativa han originado diversos estudios y evidenciado la necesidad de considerar varios aspectos para su implementación: desde las connotaciones negativas asociadas a dichos sistemas hasta cuestiones de seguridad. Las publicaciones referentes a ello ofrecen información valiosa, pero se encuentran dispersas; así, resulta difícil identificar los aspectos relevantes a considerar para la incorporación de redes sociales en apoyo a procesos educativos. Por ello, y siendo Facebook la red social de mayor uso en la actualidad, en este reporte, con base en la revisión de la literatura asociada, se documentan los motivos y propósitos del uso de Facebook como sistema de red social, la percepción de alumnos y maestros sobre su aplicación educativa a nivel universitario, ciertas áreas destacables de dicha aplicación, los comportamientos riesgosos por parte de los jóvenes, y algunas medidas de protección. Al final, a manera de guía, se presenta una serie de recomendaciones para los profesores interesados en vincular el uso de redes sociales a su práctica educativa.
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