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Transmedia literacy is the evolution from traditional media literacy to informal learning and participatory cultures. It analyzes the media literacy processes of young people through communities of practice in participatory contexts and through the use of digital discourses that enable the creation of transmedia universes. The present study is approached from a mixed research method, whose main objective is the analysis of adolescents' digital habits through several data-collecting tools: A survey, participative workshops, in-depth interviews, a media diary, and online observation. From that background information, the study subject has focused on Spain, and it is framed within the "Transliteracy: Transmedia skills and informal learning strategies" project, funded by Spain's ministry of Economy, Industry, and Competitivity. The studio is based on a sample of 237 adolescents, from 12 to 14 years old, all intensive users of digital technologies. Interesting results were obtained concerning different transmedia practices that are frequent in adolescents and the informal learning collaborative strategies they currently use. This research work concludes that the use of the Internet, although occasionally lacking adequate safety measures, increases self-sufficiency in adolescents' informal learning. They take control of their own learning, thus enhancing self-motivation and increasing the acquisition of transmedia competences.

The objective of this research is to analyze, from the perspective of families, the gap in the use, access and quality of use in the development of learning of Primary Education students during the confinement by Covid-19. The methodology used is mixed, analyzing the Use Gap and digital training of families through a questionnaire with 1,228 participating families and a semi-structured interview with 20 participants. Among the results, the profile of families very involved with the training of their children stands out, with sufficient means to be able to face the models of distance education. When analyzing the social characteristics of the families, significant differences were found in technological resources and in family reconciliation according to the number of children in the family unit. Access to complementary educational content varies according to the age of the parents, their academic training or professional area. The monitoring of the Government's educational website "I learn at home" shows differences according to the type of educational institution of the student. These data allow us to glimpse the existence of digital divide in distance education in Spain, where social differences prevent the development of inclusive education. ; El objetivo de esta investigación es analizar, desde la perspectiva de las familias, la brecha en el uso, acceso y calidad de uso en el desarrollo del aprendizaje del alumnado de Educación Primaria durante el confinamiento por la Covid-19. La metodología utilizada es mixta, analizando la brecha digital de uso, acceso y calidad de uso, de las familias mediante un cuestionario con 1228 participantes y una entrevista semiestructurada que ha contado con 20 participantes. Entre los resultados destaca el perfil de familias muy implicadas con la formación de sus hijos/as, con suficiencia de medios para poder hacer frente a los modelos de Educación a distancia. Al analizar las características sociales de las familias se encontraron diferencias significativas en las tecnologías digitales y en la conciliación familiar atendiendo al número de hijos/as de la unidad familiar. El acceso a contenidos educativos complementarios varía según la edad de los padres, su formación académica o el área profesional. El seguimiento de la web del Gobierno "aprendo en Casa" muestra diferencias atendiendo al tipo de institución educativa. Estos datos permiten vislumbrar la existencia de brecha digital en la educación a distancia en España, donde las diferencias sociales impiden el desarrollo de una educación inclusiva.

Las industrias de la comunicación se convierten en instrumentos poderosos de dominio y sumisión, situándose de forma estratégica en la economía, la política y la cultura. En todos estos aspectos de la representación humana podemos encontrar la influencia de las industrias del entretenimiento, cumpliendo así con el objetivo de someter a su audiencia manipulada hacia la pasividad. Metodología. A través de una metodología mixta y la triangulación de los datos obtenidos, el estudio arroja resultados significativos sobre la influencia de las industrias del entretenimiento, que se ve reflejada en los discursos de los sujetos entrevistados. Conclusiones y discusión. Nuestros análisis y reflexiones nos llevan a la conclusión de que la cultura mainstream ha repercutido en la cultura popular, pero no para convertir al público en protagonista, sino para imponer los mensajes formulados por la clase hegemónica.

In recent decades, the incipient technological development has generated a radical change in the way people access and transmit knowledge. Educational institutions must have a teaching staff adapted to new forms of consuming information. The purpose of this research is to know the media competence of Spanish teachers, from the perspective of families of schoolchildren in primary education. This analysis is based on the investigation published by 50 renowned international experts in media competence, which revolves around six major dimensions. In our analysis, we focused on the processes of interaction, production, and dissemination of content by teachers on YouTube. A questionnaire has been devised with a sample formed by 1228 families, a personal interview with a sample formed by 20 families, and a comparative analysis of the productions and interaction of amateur teachers on YouTube platform and of recognized "edutubers," as well as the use given to the dissemination of content on social networks. In the results obtained, the profile of a teaching staff that is increasingly disseminating and producing on social networks stands out, becoming content creators through their own YouTube channels, which also proposes tools for an interaction adapted to the centennial generation, using different digital communication tools. Differences were found comparing the three dimensions involved in this analysis, with teachers obtaining more positive evaluations as producers and as interactors in private schools than in subsidized and public schools. Likewise, differences were found between nano-influencers and macro-influencers in the use of aesthetic elements that make up the videos analyzed among the "edutubers."