Authors:
Marco Padula, Amanda Reggiori
The First Steps There's a revolution in the world of information—a revolution sparked in the sector of teleprocessing, computer networks, and personal computers that progresses with rapid, uneven developments and proposes a far-reaching evolution involving ethical, cultural, social, commercial, and technological aspects. In this particularly complex and still confused scenario, we must determine which of the new tools are suited to our own purposes and select the correct and most appropriate methods of using them. Many activities that determine cultural progress (such as scientific and historical research, the making of art and its exhibition, and didactics as a moment…
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