Directed by José Antonio Ortega Carrillo, Professor of the School Didactics and Organization of the University of Granada, the journal Etic@, intends, according to the persons in charge, to offer a colection of scientifically founded works, with the aim of going deeply into “the different dimensions of the application of media and technologies in education with a special incidence in questions derived from the ethic, esthetic and scientific quality assesment of its content.”
This publication, of a scientific and informative nature, includes articles such as: “A comparative study on learning assesment. The experience at the University of Guadalajara, Mexico”, by Antonio de Jesús Vizcaíno, Alicia Beracoechea Hernández, Yolanda Hernández Lara and María del Sol Orozco Aguirre, of the University og Guadalajara, (Mexico); “From information access society to a world and evolutionary society (investigations for a profound education reform)”, by Agustín de la Herrán Gascón, of the Faculty of Teaching Staff Training and Education, of the Autonomous University of Madrid (Spain).
About virtual environments: “Didactic methodology in learning virtual environments”, by Sonia Mª Santoveña Casal, of the UNED (Spain); “Open University Net in Argentina –RUEDA-. A participatoty and caring construction”, by Silvia Mabel Coiçaud, of the National University of Patagonia San Juan Bosco Comodoro Rivadavia, in Chubut (Argentina); “Teaching in the en el cyberspace or teaching for the cyberspace?, by Francisco Andrés García Martínez, of the University of Granada (Spain).
About video games and addictions: “How to read the world of the XXI centuy through video games”, by Graciela Alicia Esnaola Horacek, of the National University of Patagonia Austral Patagonia (Argentina); “Socioaddictions: desadaptative use of the Internet. María del Mar Ortiz Gómez and Juan Antonio Fuentes Esparrell, of the Department of School Didactics and Organization of the Faculty of Education and Humanities of Melilla of the University of Granada (Spain).
About legislation, law, advertising: ”Internet and copyright. Francisco Andrés García Martínez”, of the University of Granada (Spain); “Woman sexual repression in advertising”, by Amaya Sánchez Contador, of the University of Malaga (Spain); “Technological-didactic media in the vocational training courses of the penitentiary centre of Albolote (Granada)”, by Yolanda Aragón Carretero, of the University of Granada (Spain).
About the relations among nations: “The Andalusian UNESCO Centre resumes its top-level collaboration with the Kingdom of Morocco”, by Francisco Andrés García Martínez, of the University of Granada (Spain).
Reference: Prof. José Antonio Ortega Carrillo
Department of School Didactics and Organization. University of Granada
Phone number: 958 249923.
E-mail: jaorte@ugr.es
Web: http://www.ugr.es/~sevimeco/revistaeticanet/index.htm
