Platforms and languages: Reflecting in pandemic times and thinking about the future by Cruder, Gabriela, Cicala, Rosa, Bergomás , Gabriela

“…This protocol has fundamentally replaced, in a very short time, the intersubjective space that was fostered in the classroom by one that uses virtual communications. In this text, we will address some terms that, as if they were icebergs (what distance education is, what role web platforms play, which languages we use), will allow us to reflect on the present scenarios and, especially, to focus on the possible changes that can be made in articulation with the future that we are shaping today.…”
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Argentina, cultura en movimiento by Feria del Libro de Frankfurt 2010

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The use of virtual tools in the teaching of history at the university by Fucili, Eliana, Masi, Alejandra, Terranova, David

“…The main purpose of the teaching proposal was to reconsider a change in the teaching-learning strategies and open new involvement spaces in the way of communicating knowledge.…”
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Carta orgánica para las infancias de Colonia Caroya by Cargnelutti, Valeria Beatriz

“…From the Pedagogical Library, different specialists of the area (teachers, historians, communicators and artists) and the Popular University were summoned to jointly elaborate this material for children of the city, with the intention that they learn, from the legislation of the city, its history, the cultures that coexist today, and recognize themselves, mainly, as active citizens and participants of the society where they live, from a perspective of rights and gender.…”
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Science, politics and culture in the conflict over the native forest in the province of Córdoba, Argentina by Koberwein, Adrián

“…Scientific knowledge is translated into other forms of language in order to communicate the social importance of the forest and the necessity to stand against interests that would put it in danger.…”
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Science, politics and culture in the conflict over the native forest in the province of Córdoba, Argentina by Koberwein, Adrián; FFyL - UBA / CONICET

“…Scientific knowledge is translated into other forms of language in order to communicate the social importance of the forest and the necessity to stand against interests that would put it in danger.…”
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Of television series, intensities and postmodern fears by Gómez Ponce, Ariel

“…Attentive to the way that the affects colonize the cultural forms, the narrative theory developed by Fredric Jameson contains keys of interest to question how fear, in recent times, emerges as an intensity: a subjective commotion that transcends the possibility of being communicated, but which leaves traces in the artistic materialities. …”
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Blended learning through the flipped classroom: teaching experiences at the university by Morán, Lourdes

“…The didactic processing of the content, the centrality of the student's activity, learning with strong communicative aspects and formative evaluation are the most important axes of the experiences analyzed. …”
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Analyses in landscapes with high availability of lithic raw materials. The sources and quarries of La María, Santa Cruz province by Skarbun, Fabiana, Frank, Ariel David, Cueto, Manuel Enrique

“…The aim of this paper is threefold: to present a methodological synthesis, to communicate the structure of lithic resources of the locality and to discuss the strategies of acquisition and exploitation of raw materials applied in local quarries. …”
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Diferentes enfoques en la investigación del arte rupestre del sistema serrano de Ventania by Oliva, Fernando

“…Among the diverse developed lines of work, can be mentioned: a) the classification of the motifs in styles, tendencies, and other categories, which makes possible its comparison with other graphical expressions of neighboring areas, and help us in the discussion of the spatial scales in the area and within the region; b) the documentation, classification and monitoring of the deterioration agentsfrom natural or anthropic origin , operating on and next to the motifs; c) the ritual and symbolic aspects of the pampas societies, like the use of entheogens relative to the elaboration and meaning of the rock art in a shamanic context; and finally, d) the semiotic analyses, which understand the rock art like a system of structured, ruled and communicating signs.…”
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Social justice and gastronomy by McGowan, Nadia

“…The story gives the viewer the chance to reflect on the moral implications of each part of the story,which uses horror to communicate its message while not reaching a clear conclusion as to which would be the best way to achieve a future differentfrom that one portrayed. …”
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Eventos y Novedades by VEsC, Revista

“…Second International Workshop Human-Computer Interaction, Tourism and Cultural Heritage (HCITOCH 2011): Strategies for a Creative Future with Computer Science, Quality Design and Communicability4. Congreso Internacional EDUTEC 2011 “Formación Docente en Entornos Virtuales, para la transformación del aprendizaje” 5. 17° Congreso Internacional de Educação a Distância “A Grande Conversação: Diferentes Formas de Aprender, Conteúdos Variados e Tecnologias Diferenciadas - Interação com Diversidade”6. …”
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Mobile-Related Experiences Questionnaire: Validation for Adults from Buenos Aires by Ruscio, Franco Martín, Stover, Juliana Beatriz

“…It consists of 10 items that evaluate the dimensions of Conflict and Communicational and Emotional Use. The aim of this study is to validate the scale in a sample of the local adult population. …”
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Walking through the common knowledge: postcards of Villa Cerro Azul through extension work by Bustos Mantovani, Melina, Letzen, Sara, Rebuffo, Joaquín, Aichino, Gina Lucía, Pedrazzani, Carla Eleonora, Álvarez Ávila, Carolina, Chiavassa, Sergio, Deon, Joaquin

“…In this collective journey we seek to build communicative paths with and from the territories, strengthening ties through collective writing, narrating in common the defense of the common. …”
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