Navigating Information Fragmentation: Enhancing Ideological and Political Education in Universities
Abstract
digital technology revolutionizes information consumption, traditional educational paradigms are compelled to evolve, accommodating the
rapid and non-linear learning preferences of a new generation. This study employs a theoretical framework integrating digital media studies
and educational psychology to examine both the enhancements and challenges brought by information accessibility. The analysis delineates
strategies for effectively incorporating technology into education, such as developing digital literacy curricula, employing interactive learning
platforms, and utilizing multimedia resources. By scrutinizing current educational practices and suggesting innovative approaches, this paper
contributes to the refinement of teaching methodologies for the digital age. It advocates for a balanced educational approach that embraces
information accessibility benefits while addressing challenges related to superficial learning and misinformation.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/wef.v2i3.4288
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