Handbook of research on comparative approaches to the digital age revolution in Europe and the Americas Living inside the NET: the primacy of interactions and processes Brasilina Passarelli Francisco Carlos Paletta Critics about the convergence culture Andres Kalikoske The extensive communication to hybridism and animaverbivocovisualidade (AV3) Antonio Miranda Elmira Luzia Simeão Digital inclusion: from connectivity to the development of information culture Aurora Cuevas Cerveró Why the institutional access digital divide might be more significant than the home broadband divide Christopher McConnell Joseph Straubhaar Digital inclusion crowdfunding and crowdsourcing in Brazil: a brief review Beatrice Bonami Maria Lujan Tubio From information society to community service: the birth of e citizenship Benedito Medeiros Neto Digital inclusion and computational thinking: new challenges and opportunities for media professionals Walter Teixeira Lima Jr. Rafael Vergili Digital inclusion and public policies in Brazil Drica Guzzi E portfolios as tools for collaborative learning on digital platforms Ana Claudia Loureiro Cristina Zukowsky Tavares #ConnectedYouthBrazil research: emerging literacies in a hyperconnected society Brasilina Passarelli Fabiana Grieco Cabral de Mello Vetritti Stop phubbing me! : a case study on mobile media and social relations Alan César Belo Angeluci Brazil 4D: an experience of interactive content production for free to air digital television Cosette Castro Cristiana Freitas Technological illusions and educational resistances: the public discourse about OLPC in Peru and its policy failure Eduardo Villanueva Mansilla Digital inclusion programs in South America María Gladys Ceretta Javier Canzani Comparative approaches of the IGI Global collection Joseph Straubhaar Gejun Huang Digital literacies in teaching and learning of teachers Antonio Hélio Junqueira A netnographic approach on digital emerging literacies in the digital inclusion program AcessaSP Brazil Rodrigo Eduardo Botelho Francisco Critical analysis of an Amazon program of digital inclusion: Navegapará in the city of Belém Waléria de Melo Magalhães Marianne Kogut Eliasquevici Benedito de Jesus Pinheiro Ferreira Information policies: agenda for digital inclusion in the European Union Maria Teresa Fernández Bajón Institutional policies for digital inclusion in Spain Maria Jesús Colmenero Ruiz Belén Pérez Lorenzo Trends in information literacy programmes to empower people and communities: social technologies supporting new citizen needs José Antonio Gómez Hernández Tomás Saorín Technologies for digital inclusion: good practices dealing with diversity Jorge Morato [and 3 others] Discussion on digital inclusion good practices at Europes libraries Maria Jesús Colmenero Ruiz The geography of digital literacy: mapping communications technology training programs in Austin Texas Stuart Davis Lucia Palmer Julian Etienne Informational literacy as key element in social and digital inclusion policies in Mexico Javier Tarango Celia Mireles Cárdenas Digital revolution in Latin America beyond technologies Maria Cristina Gobbi Francisco Machado Filho This book explores the new ways that technology is shaping our society and the advances it is bringing along with potential drawbacks such as human jobs being replaced by computers Provided by publisher.