The Influencer Paradox*
The term “influencer” has gained great relevance in the last decade around the world to designate content creators on digital platforms and social n...
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Mapping Bogota’s Infrastructures
This month I complete four years of my return to Bogota, my hometown. I have settled up, survived a pandemic, adapted to the everyday life in the Chapinero neig...
Building the Internet of Trust: Reflections after the #IGF2018
Not that long ago governments around the world tried by multiple means to spread Internet connectivity across their territories with the goal of transitioning i...
Bridging Formal and Informal Learning Environments (part 1)
In the contemporary context of cultural, historical, economical, and societal transformations, the design and practice of learning environments is changing both...
Creating transparency and trust: Best Practices (Digital Literacy Toolkit)
Building a diverse network of collaborators composed by experts across disciplines has been key for creating transparency and trust. It has allowed us to access...
Evolving Digital Inequalities in the U.S: Working-class Latino Immigrant Families and Networked Computers at Home
The sociocultural activities of immigrant parents have always been an essential part of the American experience. As a country made up of newcomers, the United S...
Why does Digital Citizenship Matter?
In the digital age the notion of citizenship is being redefined in multiple ways as new possibilities for civic action appear in the interaction of users, techn...