Roberto Andres Rojas Bajana*, Nicolas Vicente Soriano Irrazabal, Dila Cecibel Bolanos Salazar, Bernardita de Lourdes Cerezo Leal and Angela del Carmen Valenzuela Chamaidan

Department of Emprendimiento y Gestión, Unidad Educativa Liceo Naval de Guayaquil, Ecuador

*Corresponding Author: Roberto Andres Rojas Bajaña, Department of Emprendimiento y Gestión, Unidad Educativa Liceo Naval de Guayaquil, Ecuador.

Received: June 28, 2023; Published: July 19, 2023

Abstract

Throughout the history of humanity, the human being continues to evolve in some cases of little relevance and others with a greater degree of importance for our lives, a clear example is the great advance that communication has had or better said the area of telecommunication that, through the use of technological means such as cell phones, computers, tablets, smartwaches, laptops, etc. We can send and acquire information from all over the world just a click away. However, its implementation to the educational system has not been entirely favorable, because a large number of students do not make use of these resources to improve their study methods but to continue promoting leisure within the classroom [1].
As an objective, it is proposed to raise awareness among young people, especially those of the Liceo Naval educational unit, to control the use of applications created for entertainment such as Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Netflix and YouTube, to promote research in Google scholar and virtual libraries, in addition to promoting tools as practical as multimedia presentation, graphic design, among others. The important thing is to allow the relevant authorities to take action in this regard and thus build a better prepared educational environment. Therefore, we avoid distractions and loss of interest in the subjects. That is why the present study reveals the misuse that students give to the technological instruments of information and communication.

Keywords: Inappropriate; Information; Communication Technologies

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Citation

Citation: Roberto Andres Rojas Bajaña.,et al. “Inappropriate Use of Information and Communication Technologies”.Acta Scientific Orthopaedics 6.8 (2023): 55-59.

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