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Digital Space Seminars

In an era of cognition engineering operating in the digital space, a space that generates social polarization, a social and cultural rift, the school acts to realize the museum’s vision and aims to create awareness and a deep understanding of what happens in the digital space, an understanding of how human attention works and how networks use it to engineer cognition, falsehood. During the study days you can examine the conduct of influencers against experts who operate on us in a manipulative way that arouses responsiveness in which we “listen” to those similar to us and exclude ourselves from the encounter with the other, significantly harming each of our digital health, a harm with broad implications for our overall conduct. Within this framework: three different study days in a workshop-like format for more details – link (text appears later in the document)

The Attention Economy: Who Controls What I Think?

This seminar lasts between 5 - 7 hours depending on the population and the group's needs, with numerous experiences in various ways

Guided Tours: Sunday - Friday

Time: 12:00

Location: Main Entrance

This seminar lasts between 5 – 7 hours depending on the population and the group’s needs, with numerous experiences in various ways

  • We will recognize and understand the digital and psychological factors
  • We will address the dangers to a democratic society
  • We will confront the increase in personal responsibility
  • We will be exposed to the implications of dependence and the extent of our use of the digital space
  • We will understand the damages of this dependence from psychological, social perspectives, and especially on shaping our attitudes and our social and interpersonal influence abilities
  • We will receive tools for norms of conduct in digital spaces, and for improving personal welfare and creating civic responsibility for social cohesion.

The Attention Economy: Who Controls What I Think?

This seminar lasts between 5 - 7 hours depending on the population and the group's needs, with numerous experiences in various ways

This seminar lasts between 5 – 7 hours depending on the population and the group’s needs, with numerous experiences in various ways

  • We will recognize and understand the digital and psychological factors
  • We will address the dangers to a democratic society
  • We will confront the increase in personal responsibility
  • We will be exposed to the implications of dependence and the extent of our use of the digital space
  • We will understand the damages of this dependence from psychological, social perspectives, and especially on shaping our attitudes and our social and interpersonal influence abilities
  • We will receive tools for norms of conduct in digital spaces, and for improving personal welfare and creating civic responsibility for social cohesion.
Identity Jurney Seminar= at the MOTJ

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