Informatization of society and development of new forms of social relations

Автор: Zherebin Vsevolod M., Makhrova Olga N.

Журнал: Народонаселение @narodonaselenie

Рубрика: Новые социальные отношения

Статья в выпуске: 1 (67), 2015 года.

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The article considers the effects of society informatization on the forms and nature of social relations. The main milieu for social relations is the sphere of information exchange, today - the digital information environment. In this regard, it can be claimed that the emergence of the information society, where information is starting to play a crucial role in public life, means in itself a further development of social relations. It is shown that under the new conditions the role of communication as a means for realization of social relations and establishment of a new communicational culture greatly increases. Effective means of the development and consolidation of social communities is the strongly pronounced tendency of a sharp increase in mobile communications achieved through development and introduction of new ICT devices: smartphones, tablets, hybrid devices of this type. The article provides a classification of the users of modern information technology that demonstrates a sufficiently high level of preparedness of population for the information society. To obtain a complete picture of the digital differentiation of users the following data are used: the data on their preparedness for the information society, their involvement in the digital environment and their activity in this environment. In user surveys can be used a specially designed assessment and qualification template. Separately studied are: the effect of the phenomenon of «digital divide» on society and the consequences of the use of new forms of communication on the extension of the notion of social capital.

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Informatization of society, social relations, social communication, classification of users, digital divide, social capital

Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/14347542

IDR: 14347542

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