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Information Society, digital technologies and education tics - Coggle…

- - - - We have a staggering and diverse amount of data.
    - - The new information instruments, or at least their contents, can be found everywhere
    - - The Information Society is also distinguished by the practically unlimited distance that the exchange of messages reaches today.
    - - The technical capabilities of contemporary communication allow us to receive information from everywhere, although more often than not, most of the information that circulates around the world comes from a few places.
    - - Unlike conventional communication (such as that offered by traditional television and radio), the new instruments for disseminating information allow its users to be not only consumers, but also producers of their own messages.
    - - In contemporary media and particularly on the Internet, attitudes, opinions, thoughts and circumstances that are present in our societies are duplicated - and multiplied.
    - - The enormous and growing amount of information to which we can have access is not only an opportunity for social and personal development.
    - - The dispersion and abundance of messages, the preponderance of content of a commercial nature and particularly propagated by large media consortia, and the lack of sufficient training and reflection on these issues, tend to combine so that in the Information Society, consumption prevails over creativity and commercial exchange is more frequent than knowledge exchange.