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Digital Divide : causes and effects in contemporary Brazilian society

Denize Correa Araujo, Brazil. Digital Divide : causes and effects in contemporary Brazilian society. IAMCR Presentation 2008. clip of the Brazilian feature film Quanto vale ou é por quilo? (Sérgio Bianchi)‏. DEPARTURE POINT. Quanto vale ou é por quilo?.

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Digital Divide : causes and effects in contemporary Brazilian society

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  1. Denize Correa Araujo, Brazil Digital Divide: causes and effects in contemporary Brazilian society IAMCR Presentation 2008

  2. clip of the Brazilian feature film Quanto vale ou é por quilo? (Sérgio Bianchi)‏ DEPARTURE POINT

  3. Quanto vale ou é por quilo?

  4. - analyze the complexity of digital technology implementation, as well as its power as a tool to lower class inclusion in the globalized Brazilian contemporary scenario PROPOSAL

  5. - there are too many social, political and cultural implications that may jeopardize digital inclusion HYPOTHESIS I

  6. - the ONGs (private organizations that intend to take profit instead of helping needed people)‏ POLITICAL SCENE

  7. - children and teenagers who have waited for a long time want to try the so-expected computers but they are computer illiterate and finish up by breaking the old machines CULTURAL SCENE

  8. - teachers and social assistants can perceive the problems in both parts but cannot do much to solve them because they themselves lack skills SOCIAL SCENE

  9. - digital inclusion is easier to be accomplished than social inclusion, which demands more requirements, such as high education, financial possibilities and social behavior (dressing well, club membership, family power)‏ HYPOTHESIS II

  10. - two projects in my hometown, Curitiba, capital of Paraná: the “Citizenship Streets” and the “Knowledge Lighthouses” HAPPY END

  11. “Knowledge Lighthouses”

  12. “Citizenship Streets”

  13. Denize Correa Araujodenizearaujo@hotmail.com 55 41 3336-3372 55 41 3331-7706 55 41 9983-6669 Contact

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