Freedom, information and the urgency of the development of information skills
Abstract
Based on experiences gathered in user training activities, some relationships between the concept of information linked to communication in society and the action of people on themselves are analized along with the development of informational skills adapted to the possibilities and the challenges of the current world, as a requirement for greater freedom.Downloads
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