Game and virtual world learning. A collaboratively and reflective international experience by Laaser, Wolfram, Gonzalo Brito, Julio

“…Thus, the inclusion of video games and virtual worlds in the educational context represents a qualitative leap that claims to significantly boost the ways of communication and knowledge representation of the scenarios involved. …”
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Categories for thinking and acting on children's right to speech from the university extension perspective by Bedetti, Belén, de la Fuente, Laura, Morales, Laura

“…Within the framework of the activities carried out since its constitution (2005) and to date,  meeting and working with subjects and institutions fostered collective reflection and enabled new ways of thinking about philosophy, school, childhood, formation and the functions of the university.…”
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Adaptation of the A and B activity scales of IPP-RIASEC to the university population of Argentina by Cupani, Ricardo Marcos, Perez, Edgardo

“…Additionally, we verified the same psychometric properties of the eight best markers of activities in order to develop a unified way. Overall, the results are encouraging and can be considered an acceptable option to measure professional interests.…”
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Between job opportunities and personal fulfillment: an ethnographic interpretation of university life in popular sectors as of Norbert Elias Mozart by Colabella, Laura, Vargas, Patricia

“…The second is the generation position of students in the paths of their families (mostly rural and urban workers) in two ways: one linked to the possibility of achieving the aspirations in terms of social mobility; the other related to the questioning of the notion of generation in terms of age homogeneity. …”
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Fogones, combustible óseo y procesamiento faunístico en el sitio de Huencú Nazar (Sistema Lagunar Hinojo-Las Tunas, región pampeana, Argentina): Implicancias para el uso del espaci... by Scheifler, Nahuel Alberto

“…In one of the excavated sectors, researchers identified hearths with concave bases and the use of bones of Lama guanicoe (Artiodactyla, Camelidae) as fuel. In this way, the inhabitants solved the problem of accumulating animal waste that would have otherwise affected their standards of living. …”
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Senegalese Islam: analysis of the mouridies practices in the city of La Plata by Roumec, Antonella, Chiadó, Gianna

“…It is considered important to rethink the representations about Islam and African migrants, to achieve the recognition of the ways of life of the Senegaleses by the inhabitants of La Plata.…”
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Darwinism and the molecular revolution by Salzano, Francisco M.

“…The main characteristics of Darwin's life and work will be examined, as well as the developments which occurred after his death, especially neodarwinism and the synthetic theory of organic change. In which ways the extraordinary progress made in the field of genetics and molecular biology in the last decades affected our ideas about evolution? …”
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Etnographic work in two state conflicto managment agencies by Pizarro, Matías Rafael, Larrea, Natalia

“…In this sense, we describe and analyze the way in which the State's forms of documentation impact the processing of neighborhood conflicts and the administration of situations associated with children "with violated rights". …”
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Thinking pastoral mobility from the zooarcheological record in the Dry Puna de Jujuy, Argentina by Erramouspe, Victoria

“…Although shepherds are seminomadic groups that reside in an area for short periods of time, we believe that aspects such as mobility, the notion of landscape and social interaction allow the reconstruction of the social landscape of the Puna,contributing to the understanding that pastoralism is a way of life that structures and links various aspectsof social life, and not a mere economic alternative resulting from environmental conditions.…”
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Understanding multimodal text through picture books in the EFL classroom by Barceló, María Ana

“…New technologies have changed the way in which texts are produced, creating new genres and requiring new skills from the readers. …”
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Estudio composicional de engobes y pinturas en alfarerías San José y Santa María del Período Tardío (valle de Yocavil, Noroeste Argentino). Una evaluación inicial desde técnicas no... by Palamarczuk, Valeria, Tomasini, Eugenia, Porto Lopez, Jose Manuel, Zalduendo, María Mercedes, Fuertes, María Cecilia

“…La estrategia de trabajo mantuvo como premisa el empleo de técnicas no destructivas: difracción de rayos X y espectroscopía de fluorescencia de rayos X mediante equipo portátil. …”
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WILHELM RÖPKE AND THE SPIRITUALITY OF NEOLIBERALISM by Méndez, Pablo Martín

“…What do we mean by “neoliberalism”? There are many ways to answer this question, but the most frequent response is to associate to neoliberalism with the implementation of measures strictly economic; in fact, it is said that the neoliberals, almost by congenital defect, cannot think the reality beyond the numbers and the abstract prescriptions. …”
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AN APPROACH TO THE AESTHETIZATION OF POLITCS IN ARGENTINIAN CONTEMPORARY TELEVISION OFFER by Boito, María Eugenia, Gago, Sebastian Horacio, Valor, Milva Natali

“…For this research, we selected television shows Bailando por un sueño (Dancing for a dream), Intratables (Untreatables), and El show de la mañana (The Morning show), and analyzed some expressions of the participants of discussion groups conducted in the cities of  Buenos Aires, Rosario and Cordoba during October, November and December 2016.In times of “mediatized democracy”, these TV shows are important for the modeling of politics, but in a very different way of the “video politics” in the 90’s. One of the transformations to be considered refers to the impact of Internet and its associated devices leading to a certain live “mediatized participation”, that substantially changes  the place and position of spectators of old media. …”
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On the modes of proximity’s representation in contemporary Argentina: “not intimate” proximity in the leadership of Carlos Reutemann in Santa Fe (1991-1995) by Lascurain, María Cecilia

“…In this sense, the legitimacy of proximity in Reutemann’s case operated in a unidirectional way: he was the one that “listen” or “empathize” with his represented, instead of allowing people “listen” or “empathize” with any private situation of his own (unlike the proximity leaders analyzed by the literature, in whose case the proximity unfolds in a bi-directional way). …”
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Narratives of walking: women, territories, dialogues and r-existences with the assemblies of the Paravachasca and Punilla valleys by Britos Castro, Ana, Eleonora Pedrazzani, Carla, Collo, Gilda, Bustos Mantovani, Melina, Barrojo, Sofía Victoria

“…From these experiences, we weave what we understand by extension and we are open to the possibility of rethinking the university and the ways of building knowledge.…”
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From traditional teaching units to collaborative websites. The evolution of media appropriation in the higher educational context by Laaser, Wolfram

“…However the way we perceive and read text changed especially when reading hyperlinked text from screen. …”
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Deconstructing backgrounds: the definition of archaeological landscapes in Londres (Catamarca) through scientific publications. by Cochero, Gregoria, Giovannetti, Marco Antonio

“…Independently of the particularities of any subject, the way in which we generate and interpret our backgrounds can be helpful to trigger constructive reflections over which we can assume a stance relative to the uses of the past. …”
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THE HOT SPRINGS AS TANGIBLE ASSETS AND PRACTICAL SUPPORT. CITY NEW FEDERACIÓN (ARGENTINA) AND MUNICIPALITY OF SANTO AMARO DA IMPERATRIZ (BRAZIL) by Catullo, María Rosa, Bordin, Dagoberto

“…It also stands beyond the similarity in the way that the hot springs are exploited and designed in the aforementioned contexts. …”
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POWER, CONTINGENCY AND SOCIAL ORDER IN THE THEORY OF SYMBOLIC GENERALIZED MEDIA OF NIKLAS LUHMANN by Gonnet, Juan Pablo

“…The proposed reconstruction becomes meaningful as it shows a form of the problem that differs from the sociological tradition for which the conceptual problem of order relates to the ways in which it can be conceived or explained but not in the difficulties related to their formation.…”
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Free hardware in the classroom: an experience of training in the use of open educational resources in technical schools in Tucumán, Argentina by Basel, Valentín

“…Robotics, like many areas of social knowledge, when used in the educational context has multiple applications.  In this way, it can be used in the classroom as a transversal tool for learning mathematical concepts, physics or programming languages. …”
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