University and New Communication Technologies; Trainer for Your Use and Understanding
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Mass communication, Digital communication, Internet, Produsers, ITC, Web 2.0Abstract
Communication is the tool upon which human beings accomplish the formation of a community and in such social condition have sought a way to improve the processes and intrinsic and extrinsic resources of intrapersonal and interpersonal communication, where technological advancements have always conditioned the behavior of individuals throughout history, it is there where the university must stand as a capacitor on the application of these resources, taking students to a level where they can understand the importance of the phenomenon of communication as a mediator between multimedia convergence and societies.
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