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Analysis of the influence of smartphone use on the learning process.
Mass communication exists thanks to the social and economic model that
society has sustained for centuries: capitalism. This has organized and
developed institutions and technologies capable of transmitting the news.
Language is the activity that every person can decode, receiving it from a
medium, the same that must disseminate the information with the appropriate
and updated technological tools to ensure successful communication. The
language transmitted is meaningful and beneficial when it is shared by
community beings. Barros, C., & Turpo, O. (2017), (Garcia, 2012, 31)
However, when language is transmitted from an entity or medium, the listener
is influenced by the information it provides. The listener, in this context a
student, who receives information from a medium, is attracted by the
conglomerate of ideas that circulate there; this can mean a distraction, which
does not allow full dedication and participation in the act of learning (Veloz,
2014,8).
This divides face-to-face communication from online communication, since
in the interaction between individuals without any means other than oral
communication, it enables the reading of gestures that indicate the
truthfulness of the messenger. While online communication loses reliability
due to the loss of this same reading. (Herrero, Et Al, 2009,11)
Adolescence is the stage in which the young person continually reconstructs
his personality through stimuli he encounters in his environment. The
introduction of a technological device is part of the construction of their
identity.
As Perez (2013) writes about the incidence of Smartphones:
"The introduction of smartphones is changing the behavior of users, which is
a clear social change. Throughout history, technology has modified countless
behaviors. It has caused a delocalization of access to content, multi-device