"É a melhor Ferramenta que temos, mas isso não significa que seja uma Boa Ferramenta": Jovens Checos Engajados Discutem como Lidar com a Ambiguidade do Uso dos Media Digitais
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Engajamento ativo dos jovens, experiências globais, cidadania, medias digitais, entrevistasResumo
Este artigo explora as ambiguidades do uso dos media digitais no engajamento cívico dos jovens, reconhecendo a transformação sem precedentes do público e do privado, e o papel crucial do contexto digital na formação da cidadania. Apresenta resultados de uma análise temática de entrevistas conduzidas com uma pesquisa Q entre jovens engajados civicamente, com idades entre 13 e 18 anos (n=20) da Chéquia, mapeando suas experiências com os media digitais. O estudo identifica seis temas-chave que apontam para o constante equilíbrio entre os riscos e oportunidades na busca das agendas dos participantes. Os resultados revelam um alto nível de resiliência online e literacia digital dos participantes, expondo estratégias de adaptação que usam ao navegar nos espaços online. O estudo também aponta para a transformação da sociabilidade, apontando para implicações glocais para o engajamento ativo na era digital, que permite obter suporte de grupos de pares e comunidades em uma base transnacional.
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