Content and interactivity. Who is teaching and who is learning in the immediate digital reality?

Abstract

The “digital masters” (Fernández-García, Blasco and Caldeiro, 2016) constitute the interactive generation that is born and who lives in the media ecosystem where they forge their personality. The literacy process belongs to the formal and non-formal education that must form them in the different dimensions which are required in the most recent digital situation. In this sense, this work focuses the attention on the youngest; for this reason through the bibliographic review we analyze the conception of the Spanish media adolescent that coexists with different laws of audiovisual communication. These prescriptions look for the communicative and media interrelation. Attention is also focused on describing the technological ecosystem where the adolescent must forge his identity and develop the critical eye that will allow him to become a participatory citizen, capable of interrelating in person and in virtual. To do this, in the midst of the media noise that circulates in the most recent digital context, academic, family and social training are proposed as a weapon to empower the current digital citizenship.