Methodology of analysis and evaluation of websites 2.0. The case of the Andalusian Dioces

The rapid cyberspace evolution and the volatility of both, websites as well as online media requires an ongoing education of the technique and study methods. We have developed a new model of analysis, unifying previous designs and completing it with a contrasted results validation system. We confron...

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Main Authors: Jiménez Carreira, M., Álvarez Marcos, J.
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Universidad de Piura 2018-09-01
Series:Revista de Comunicación
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spelling doaj-2b0e4dbfc8224a97b6ad23588e2623f22020-11-24T21:27:20ZspaUniversidad de PiuraRevista de Comunicación1684-09332227-14652018-09-0117214216310.26441/RC17.2-2018-A6Methodology of analysis and evaluation of websites 2.0. The case of the Andalusian DiocesJiménez Carreira, M.0Álvarez Marcos, J.1Seminario Menor de Sevilla Universidad de SevillaThe rapid cyberspace evolution and the volatility of both, websites as well as online media requires an ongoing education of the technique and study methods. We have developed a new model of analysis, unifying previous designs and completing it with a contrasted results validation system. We confront this query from a global perspective and in line with Web 2.0 and social media. For this we start from the Communication Model Website (WCM), developed by Juan Narbona, which analyzes websites using four pillars: content and services, technical instruments, promoters and visitors. This model, valid for Web 1.0, was updated by Daniel Arasa in the Online Communication Model (OCM), which adds a fifth pillar to contemplate social media taking into consideration social media. Also take into account we lean on a quantitative method measurement system the Sistema Articulado de Análisis de Cibermedios (SAAC), for further validation. http://revistadecomunicacion.com/en/articulos/2018_2/6_Art.htmlCyberspacecybermedia analysisdigital communicationweb designmethodology and Web 2.0
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Methodology of analysis and evaluation of websites 2.0. The case of the Andalusian Dioces
Revista de Comunicación
Cyberspace
cybermedia analysis
digital communication
web design
methodology and Web 2.0
author_facet Jiménez Carreira, M.
Álvarez Marcos, J.
author_sort Jiménez Carreira, M.
title Methodology of analysis and evaluation of websites 2.0. The case of the Andalusian Dioces
title_short Methodology of analysis and evaluation of websites 2.0. The case of the Andalusian Dioces
title_full Methodology of analysis and evaluation of websites 2.0. The case of the Andalusian Dioces
title_fullStr Methodology of analysis and evaluation of websites 2.0. The case of the Andalusian Dioces
title_full_unstemmed Methodology of analysis and evaluation of websites 2.0. The case of the Andalusian Dioces
title_sort methodology of analysis and evaluation of websites 2.0. the case of the andalusian dioces
publisher Universidad de Piura
series Revista de Comunicación
issn 1684-0933
2227-1465
publishDate 2018-09-01
description The rapid cyberspace evolution and the volatility of both, websites as well as online media requires an ongoing education of the technique and study methods. We have developed a new model of analysis, unifying previous designs and completing it with a contrasted results validation system. We confront this query from a global perspective and in line with Web 2.0 and social media. For this we start from the Communication Model Website (WCM), developed by Juan Narbona, which analyzes websites using four pillars: content and services, technical instruments, promoters and visitors. This model, valid for Web 1.0, was updated by Daniel Arasa in the Online Communication Model (OCM), which adds a fifth pillar to contemplate social media taking into consideration social media. Also take into account we lean on a quantitative method measurement system the Sistema Articulado de Análisis de Cibermedios (SAAC), for further validation.
topic Cyberspace
cybermedia analysis
digital communication
web design
methodology and Web 2.0
url http://revistadecomunicacion.com/en/articulos/2018_2/6_Art.html
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