3316|TENDENCES IN DIGITAL SOCIETY DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Description

-Existence of Internet connection. Reasons why you do not have an Internet connection. - Existence of computer, laptop or tablet at home. -Number of computers or tablets in the home. -Persons using computers living at home -Internet coverage at home. -Procurement of increased internet connection capacity since COVID-19 began -Acquisition of computer or IT equipment since COVID-19 started. -Acquisition of better-performing TVs since COVID-19 began. Regular internet user before the COVID-19 pandemic. -Increase or reduction since the pandemic of the time spent as an Internet user. Degree of agreement or disagreement with experience with digital devices. -Importance of the Internet and information technologies at the end of the pandemic. -Belief of increased/decreased teleworking. -Purchase and management before the state of alarm and during the pandemic. -Employment situation in times of pandemic. -Using the Internet to work online during the pandemic. -Performing teleworking activities at home. -Result of teleworking during the pandemic. -Reasons why the outcome of teleworking during the pandemic has been better, equal or worse. -Performance of teleworking activities prior to the pandemic. -Technological equipment for the organisation of teleworking. -Use of the Internet for carrying out activities. -Assessment of teleworking for companies. -Reasons for the positive effect and detrimental effect of teleworking on businesses. -Assessment of teleworking for employees/workers -Reasons for the positive effect and detrimental effect of teleworking on employees/workers. -Assessment of teleworking for society. -Reasons for the positive effect and harmful effect of teleworking on society. -Assessment of teleworking for family life. -Reasons for the positive and negative effect of teleworking on family life. -Studies currently studying and modality of educational center in which he studies. -Implementation of online activities of the school before the pandemic. -Procedure for distance support for educational maintenance during the pandemic. -Procedures or initiatives carried out by the educational establishment. -Quality of teaching in the experience lived during the last year with the pandemic. -Opinion regarding teachers who have interacted during the state of alarm and the pandemic. -Agreement/disagreement with face-to-face education. -Existence of children or young people of school age living together during the pandemic. -Like children or young people living together during the pandemic. -Number of children or young people in the home. -Ages of children or young people living in the home. -Modality of educational establishment in which children or young people living at home study. -Performance of online activities or computer initiation workshops before the pandemic. -Procedures for remote support to pupils during the pandemic. -Mention of procedures for remote support of the educational establishment during the pandemic. -Help for computer equipment or internet connection for children or young people. -Organisms or entities from which you have received help with computer equipment or Internet connection. -Type of aid for computer equipment or Internet connection. -Opinion on the quality of teaching after the experience during the pandemic. -Opinion on the teachers who have interacted with the students during the state of alarm and the pandemic. -More active participation in the education of children or young people by confinement. -I agree/disagree with people's views on returning to face-to-face education. Lack of technologies that the interviewee would have liked to have. -Election participation and vote recall in the November 2019 general election of voters. -Employment status of the person interviewed. -Occupation of the person interviewed and active and inactive population. -Schooling and level of education achieved by the person interviewed. -Religiosity of the person interviewed and frequency of attendance at religious services. -Social class and subjective class identification of the person interviewed.

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Tags

  • coronavirus
  • tecnologías-de-la-comunicación-y-la-información-(tic)
  • internet
  • estudio-cuantitativo

Topics

  • GOVE
  • TECH

Categories