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University Center of Barika, Algeria

يعنى هذا الملتقى بتحديد الأطر المفاهيمية لتقنية الميتافيرس في حقل الإعلام والاتصال وآثارها على المشهد الإعلامي وبحث فرص وتحديات صناعة المحتوى الإعلامي في عالم الميتافيرس، وكذا استعراض محددات الممارسة الإعلامية ومجالات تطبيقها، كما يبحث الملتقى الإشكاليات والتحديات الأخلاقية والقانونية والقيمية الناتجة عن اسخدامات الإعلام لتقنية الميتافيرس، ويسعى الملتقى إلى تقديم حلول تكفل الحد من التجاوزات الأخلاقية والقيمية لاستخدام هذه التقنية في المجال الإعلامي وذلك من خلال افساح المجال للباحثين والأكاديميين والأساتذة وطلبة الدكتواه في الجزائر للمشاركة بأبحاثهم في هذا المجال.

This symposium is dedicated to defining the conceptual frameworks of metaverse technology in the field of media and communication, and examining its impact on the media landscape. It explores the opportunities and challenges of media content production in the metaverse world, as well as the determinants of media practice and its areas of application. The symposium also addresses the ethical, legal, and value-related issues and challenges arising from the use of metaverse technology in media, while seeking to propose solutions that ensure limiting ethical and value violations in its use within the media field. This will be achieved by providing researchers, academics, professors, and doctoral students in Algeria with the opportunity to contribute their research in this field.

Phone: [00213659035272];     Email: farida.fellak@cu-barika.dz

الأستاذة فريدة فلاك، باحثة جزائرية في علوم الاعلام والاتصال، وهي أستاذة محاضرة بالمركز الجامعي بريكة/ الجزائر، لها العديد من المشاركات العلمية والمقالات المحكمة في مجال الاعلام والاتصال.

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