Educación en ética de la información en África Austral
Aproximación conceptual y modelo de currículum para la formación de nivel universitario
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Este trabajo propone el Modelo de Currículum en Ética de la Información, un modelo de educación heurística de nivel universitario, destinado a promover el uso favorable de información segura y responsable, en los escenarios multiculturales a través de África Austral. El Modelo es diseñado para crear conciencia sobre los desafíos éticos planteados por las modernas tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TICs) entre los habitantes de la región del África austral. Se persigue también dotar a los estudiantes con el conocimiento, el entendimiento y las competencias necesarias para sus búsquedas y usos de información crítica, para sí y para el empoderamiento de otros. Este artículo describe los fundamentos teóricos y conceptuales del Modelo y proporciona orientaciones básicas para aplicar el modelo en los niveles universitarios de grado y posgrado.
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