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New Media & Culture, Winter 2013-2014

Pathology of Cyber Communications on Youth Employment

Hamed Forozan, Yones Forozan

Man is surrounded by invisible communications and his physical

reality is gradually fading as a human subject behind electronic

lines and waves and light beams and what remains in sometimes

only a voice. This study aims at extracting and prioritizing

incompatible cases with youngsters employment in the era of

virtual communication. Mixed method was used to conduct this

research. Based on extracted information a questionnaire of cases

was composed and handed out to 35 experts of IT who had the

experience of participation in a business virtual organization out

of which 31 questionnaires were completed and returned. Based

on the average of participants opinion impairments were

prioritized and became a basis for analysis. Study of the cases

shows that in 20 cases youngsters are unwilling to work as a

result of virtual communication ways. Assessment results of the

questionnaire reveal that there are high rates of challenging cases

of employment for the young connected to virtual

communications. Most cases of unwillingness of young people to

work and make money have to do with situations in which the

real truth makes no sense and a real presence cannot be

distinguished from a virtual presence and sometimes it raises the

question: will there be a problem if they are replaced?

Abstract

Pathology, Virtual communications, youngsters, Employment,

Technology, Data

Keywords


Sociological Analysis of the Cyberspace Impact on Social

Identity of Lor People

Esmaeil Sharifi, Maryam Shaban

This research aims to analyze sociologically the impact of

Cyberspace on social identity of Lor people. To this end a

theoretical framework including three types of theory: Media and

cyberspace (internet and satellite), Sociability and Fashion was

applied.

The research method is quantitative and survey using

questionnaire technique. The sample size was 110 female Lor

students, University of Ayatollah Boroojerdi, who were selected

through random sampling. Judgments about considered theories

indicate a negative and reversed correlation between the scale

cyberspace is used and the national identity of Lor girls. The

results reveal a negative impact of using virtual media (internet

and satellite) on identity and culture of Lor nation especially on

their local clothing of sample members.

As a conclusion, globalization, communication and global village

have resulted in drastic changes in culture and enervation of

national identity. Thus identity convergence at the international

level and the formation of transnational identity is inevitable..

Abstract

National identity, Media using scales, Clothing model, Sociability,

Fashionism

Keywords


Modern Media Technology in Cyberspace and

Protecting Privacy

Amir Abdoreza Sepanchi, Samaneh Khodchiani

Private life is at risk these days for communication and

information hi techs so that on the one hand the internet makes it

easy to access peoples private data and on the other hand it

makes it possible to track peoples messages and their content.

Modern media are indeed using peoples own information but

most internet users are unaware. With the advances in this area

trespassing privacy has become more common. While there has

not been enough surveillance over protecting peoples privacies.

Although there are certain human right provisions to preserve

privacy, no limits have been defined for it on cyberspaces and

particularly on social websites. Therefore, in order to define

privacy limits its areas of inclusion: information, physique,

communication and place need to be defined.

This article discusses the relevant definitions of privacy on

cyberspace as well as its history, and examines the role of

modern communication technologies in violating privacy rights.

The article starts with definitions of privacy and continues with

studying its history, presenting different aspects of privacy and

trespassing cases on cyberspace. At the end it has been tried to

suggest ways to protect privacy on cyberspace. The data were

collected through library research and field observations of the

researcher.

Abstract

Privacy, Cyberspace, Media hi tech, Privacy aspects Keywords


Cyberspace and Its Impression on Arts

Rana Ghafori Sarbangholi, Elahe Rostayi Sichani

Our world experienced great wonders in the era of technology

and particularly World Wide Web together with cyberspace in

late 20th century which have impacted many groups and

organizations including art society of Iran. In this respect the

present article involves itself with how and how much artists

have enjoyed it and what have been the impressions on their

works. The following questions are to be answered in this regard:

1. How has the cyberspace impressed the quality and quantity of

art works in Iran? 2. Have Iranian artists been able to express the

Iranian culture in their works through Cyberspace?

The results of this descriptive-analytic research, the data of which

were collected by library method reveal that cyberspace has

increased the quantity as well as the variety of art works for

offering facilities to Iranian artists. As for the quality of art works

we are witnessing an increase but in some cases it seems that the

facilities have questioned art works if they are creative or quality

ones. That is why Iranian artists need to consider the cyberspace

as a western phenomenon and use it as a medium to present art

works which express Irans history, civilization and culture.

Abstract

Cyberspace, Contemporary arts, Iranian artist, Cyber Art, Work of art Keywords


Surveying the Role of Multimedia Instruments in

Increasing Social Presence on Interactive Websites

Hossein Zolghadr, Morteza Ghasemzadeh Araghi

Abstract

This article deals with the situation to be be created by directors of social

media services for people who are in touch through these services to

have a better feeling of their presence and predispose to augment it. In

other words internet users are expected to get more information from

the society they are in touch with as they apply more instruments for

their presence on social websites . Considering a number of recent research findings and by explaining the

findings of survey research achievements, through online

questionnaire, this article tries to analyze the importance of

multimedia instruments in increasing social presence of users . The results indicate that social network services are losing their popularity

for failing to build up significant and constructive communication

among their users. On the other hand the results show that there are

desirable capabilities in using multimedia instruments which not only

empower them to reclaim their popularity but also to play an axis role

in their activities. Key Words : Social presence, Multimedia, Social networks, User material

production


The Impact of Educational Technology on Auto regulation of

Students Doing Virtual Learning Courses

Davood Hosseinzadeh, Amirhossein Mohammad Davoodi, Akbar Karimi Mehrabadi

This study aims to examine the impact of educational technology

(modern methods of learning and teaching electronically) on

auto-regulation of students who are doing virtual academic

courses. Research method is correlation analysis. The target

society in this research involves academic and non-academic

virtual learning students in 2012-2013.

A sample society of 300 students was classified through cluster

random sampling. Research tools included questionnaires

containing 27 auto regulation learning questions of 5 degree

Lychret spectrum. The constancy of the questionnaire was

calculated by Chronbach Alpha of 73%. In order to check the

validity of the contents the views of professors and experts were

taken into consideration and the theories were proposed based on

the targets of the plan. The data were analyzed by correlation

coefficient and regression. The results reveal that there is a

significant and positive relationship between foresighted variable

of educational technology and the variable of auto regulation

criterion. It was also determined that there is a significant and

positive relationship between the technology of education and

subscales of auto regulation learning which include motivational

strategies, learning, expectation, cognition and meta-cognition

strategies, and resources management.

Applying educational technology in training centers makes

students boost their auto regulation learning strategies.

Abstract

Educational technology, auto regulating learning, students Keywords


Cultural Changes and Lifestyle under the Impact of

Cyberspace

Naser Pour Reza Karimsara

The era of media has directed man to a different world: Cyber

World. The value system of social act on cyberspace involves a

variety of symbolic icons which are beyond mans habitat.

Therefore they can impact both value priority and the degree of

value consensus in organizing the social behavior system.

The new era institutions are modernistic and unprecedented from

many aspects and do not follow the life styles of pre-modernism

era at all. There is a great deal of capacity on the cyberspace for

anyone to express themselves, so that they can set networks and

groups and at the same time make presence in different social

standings. The cyberspace makes social and private affairs less

certain. It also influences lifestyle in terms of origin as well as of

consequences and outcome with a sort of variety and multiplicity.

It gives a different sense to the lifestyle because the social act

system is open.

In this research we study the impressionability of cultural

changes and lifestyle from cyberspace using documentary

research and secondary analysis. The study explicates cyberspace

theoretically and tries to review the changes in culture and

lifestyle as an associated variable in connection with cyberspace

through a pathological approach. At the end, component parts

required to reduce impairments and strengthen solidarity of value

ambience of society and family as a main ground to support a

healthy and dynamic lifestyle are discussed.

Abstract

Lifestyle, Cyberspace, Cultural changes, Value system changes, Social

networks

Keywords

Contents

Cultural Changes and Lifestyle under the Impact of Cyberspace Naser Pour Reza Karimsara

1

The Impact of Educational Technology on Auto regulation of Students Doing Virtual Learning Courses

Davood Hosseinzadeh Amirhossein Mohammad Davoodi

Akbar Karimi Mehrabadi

25

Surveying the Role of Multimedia Instruments in Increasing Social Presence on Interactive Websites

Hossein Zolghadr

Morteza Ghasemzadeh Araghi

41

Cyberspace and Its Impression on Arts Rana Ghafori Sarbangholi

Elahe Rostayi Sichani

59

Modern Media Technology in Cyberspace and Protecting Privacy Amir Abdoreza Sepanchi

Samaneh Khodchiani

79

Sociological Analysis of the Cyberspace Impact on Social Identity of Lor People

Esmaeil Sharifi Maryam Shaban

95

Pathology of Cyber Communications on Youth Employment Hamed Forozan Yones Forozan

117

New Media and Culture Winter 2013-2014

Editorail Board

Licence

Gholam Reza Azari (Islamic Azad University)

Hesamoidin Ashna (Imam Sadiq University)

Hossein Ali Afkhami (Allameh Tabatabai

University)

Zahra Ojagh (Social Studies and Research Institute)

Alireza Dehghan (Tehran University)

Amir abdolrza Sepanji (Institute for Humanities and

Cultural Studies)

Mohammad Soltanifar (Islamic Azad University of

Science and Research of Tehran)

Younes Shokrkhah (Tehran University)

Mohammad Mahdi Faturehchi (Tehran University)

Alireza Mahaki ( (Iranian Research Institute for

Information Science and Technology)

Social Studies and Research Institute, University of

Tehran

Director

Hossein Imani Jajarmi

Chief Editor

Mohammad Mahdi Faturehchi

Manager Editor

Marjan Ardeshirzadeh

Editor

Parisa Gholami

Pagination and

Citation Editor Masoumeh pourhejazi

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