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On the use and value of new media and how medical students assess their effectiveness in learning anatomy.

2004

The new media have become widely used tools in medical instruction today. But are they regarded as useful by students training to become medical doctors? What are students' most important criteria for a good CD-ROM or valuable Internet resources? To answer these questions, and to obtain definite data on the use of new media, we distributed a questionnaire to preclinical medical and dental students of the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany. The evaluation of 397 questionnaires demonstrates that 94.9% of the students use personal computers; 91.6% of the 85.8% who own a computer have access to the Internet. The Internet is used at least once a week by 70.1% of students for private…

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More Relevant Today Than Ever: Past, Present and Future of Media Performance Research

2020

Media performance is constitutive for functioning democracies. But what is the situation regarding media performance in the age of digitalisation? And how can media performance continue to be assured under the current difficult economic conditions for the news industry? In this essay, we give a short overview of how media performance research has developed from the introduction of private broadcasting to the spread of the Internet and social media. In the course of this development, the initial focus of media performance research on media content has broadened to include media quality from the user perspective. We show how the contributions to this thematic issue relate with existing lines …

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Czy seniorzy są wykluczeni cyfrowo? Analiza potrzeb osób starszych w zakresie wsparcia informacyjnego = Are seniors digitally excluded? Analysis of t…

2021

Prezentowane badania miały na celu analizę problemu wykluczenia cyfrowego, wskazanie form wsparcia informacyjnego seniorów oraz diagnozę potrzeb osób starszych w zakresie dostępu do informacji przy użyciu technologii cyfrowych. Materiał i metody. Przegląd literatury oraz badania kwestionariuszowe. Wyniki. W grupie osób w wieku powyżej 65 lat występuje problem wykluczenia cyfrowego. Wykluczenie cyfrowe jest rodzajem wykluczenia społecznego i może prowadzić do niższego subiektywnego dobrostanu w grupie osób starszych. Najczęściej seniorzy poszukują potrzebnych informacji wśród osób z najbliższego otoczenia. Najbardziej potrzebne informacje dotyczą usług w zakresie ochrony zdrowia. Najskuteczn…

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A Relational Approach to How Media Engage With Their Audiences in Social Media

2022

People are increasingly turning to social media for their news and for sharing and discussing news with others. Simultaneously, media organizations are becoming platform-dependent and posting short forms of their news on their social media sites in the hope that audiences will not only consume this news but also comment on and share it. This article joins other media and journalism studies exploring this phenomenon through a relational approach to media audiences to better understand how media organizations, particularly newspapers, are cultivating relationships with audiences via social media. Drawing on public relations theory about organization–public relationships, the article examines …

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Monitoring a meat-free pledge with smartphones:An experimental study

2020

Pledges are a popular strategy to encourage meat reduction, though experimental studies of their efficacy are lacking. Three-hundred and twenty-five participants from three different countries (UK, Germany, Australia) were randomly assigned to pledge 28 days meat-free or not, and their behavior was tracked via smartphones. Participants answered daily surveys regarding their eating behavior, meat cravings, and shared photos of their meals. Baseline data was collected prior to the pledge, after the 28 days, and one-month post-intervention. Participants assigned to the pledge condition ate less meat across the 28 days, compared to control participants. Meat reductions, observed at outtake, did…

meat reduction; pledging; conflicted omnivores; smartphones; experience sampling; ZIS 76cell phoneExperience sampling methodMeatVegetarismusGroßbritannienEssverhaltenFederal Republic of GermanyEcology Environmenteating behaviorPledgeddc:070Ökologie und UmweltInteractive electronic MediaKonsumverhaltenexperienceSurveys and QuestionnairesEnvironmental healthHumansÖkologieddc:577Mealsinteraktive elektronische MedienGeneral PsychologyNews media journalism publishingConsumption (economics)Nutrition and DieteticsEcologyMobiltelefonAustralienGreat BritainAustraliafood and beveragesFeeding BehaviorBaseline dataBundesrepublik DeutschlandErfahrungvegetarianismEating behaviorSmartphonePublizistische Medien JournalismusVerlagswesenPsychologyconsumption behavior
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Finnish Preschool and First-Grade Children's Use of Media at Home

2012

Publisher's PDF We investigated Finnish children’s use of print and electronic media in the home and their literacy development. Questionnaire data from 857 parents of preschoolers (collected in 2006 and 2007) and first graders (2008) showed that homes were well equipped with electronic media including Internet access in almost every home, although only a third of the children used the Internet. Television, print media, and videos/DVDs were more commonly used than computers. Most first graders but few preschoolers had mobile phones. Most parents read bedtime stories, had a sizable number of children’s books, and library visits were common. Boys´ and girls’ skills in reading did not differ a…

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#selberdenken.

2023

Soziale Medien stellen wichtige Bühnen für zeitgenössische Konflikte um Wissen und Wahrheit dar. Der Artikel widmet sich vor diesem Hintergrund dem Gebrauch des Hashtags #selberdenken auf Twitter. Mittels einer quantitativen Datenanalyse wird zunächst die Konjunktur der Verwendung des Hashtags nachgezeichnet. Eine anschließende hermeneutische Sequenzanalyse zeigt, wie in seinem Gebrauch ein Anspruch auf epistemische Autonomie zum Ausdruck gebracht wird: Allein die eigenen Erfahrungen, Interpretationen und Quellen gelten als vertrauenswürdig. Dies korrespondiert mit einem grundlegenden Misstrauen in die von den Massenmedien konstruierten Realitäten und einer Trivialisierung von Erkenntnispro…

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Looking ahead in games research

2021

This thematic issue presents a number of emerging scholarships into the study of digital gaming. The articles are based on a 2019 symposium on game studies hosted by the Digital Games Research section of ECREA. As the phenomena related to digital gaming keep on evolving and emerging, so must research keep up with the times and constantly challenge itself. Whether speaking about validating previously developed research methods, imagining totally new ones, or even challenging the whole philosophy of science on which research is being done, there is a constant need for reappraisal and introspection within games research. As a cultural medium that has become deeply embedded into the social fabr…

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Participation in Social Media: Studying Explicit and Implicit Forms of Participation in Communicative Social Networks

2016

The diverse forms of participation in social media raise many methodological and ethical issues that should be acknowledged in research. In this paper, participation in social media is studied by utilising the framework of explicit and implicit participation. The focus is on the communicative and communal aspects of social media. The aim of the paper is to promote the reconsideration of what constitutes participation when online users create connections rather than content. The underlying argument is that research on social media and the development of methods should concentrate more on implicit forms of participation.

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Strategie językowe trolli internetowych

2018

The anonymity of Internet users very often leads to the violation o f netiquette rules. One of the groups of Internet users who violate the commonly accepted ways of communicating on the Internet are trolls posting provocative commentaries to start conflict. The most frequent result of their attempts is fiame, which is a serious Internet argument loaded with spite. Among linguistic strategies used by trolls are the following: posting commentaries with a lot of intentionally misspelled words, generalizability, use of negative stereotypes, off-topic commentaries (that is starting threads unrelated to the topie of the article or post), emphasizing their own high materiał status, and disparagem…

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