Barbara Fontar

Barbara Fontar is an associate professor in Education Sciences, and she holds a PhD in Information and Communication Sciences. Her research focuses on the practices, devices, discourses, identities, uses and receptions of the actors involved in the communication and media processes. Her work aims to question communication and media processes in all dimensions of their social trajectory : emergence and production conditions ; discursive and situational devices and artifacts themselves ; and, finally, the reception and uses of the media by audiences. Her particular interest in issues related to the vast field of media education led her to conduct research on the reception and uses of the media (traditional and digital), especially among children and adolescents. In this context, she is interested in youth cultures, social imaginations, media representations, gender stereotypes and differentiated socializations, critical behaviors, media appropriation conditions, contexts of use, parental mediations, and media as a tool for recreation, education and communication.

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Notion du glossaire relatif à la recherche INEDUC.

INEDUCBarbara Fontar et Christophe Guibert | 24.05.2019

De janvier 2012 à octobre 2015, l’Unité Mixte de Recherche CNRS 6590 « Espaces et Sociétés » (ESO), le Centre d’Études et de Recherches sur les Qualifications (CEREQ) accompagné de la Plateforme Universitaire des Données de Caen (PUDC), le Groupement d’Intérêt Scientifique Môle Armoricain de Recherche sur la SOciété de l’Information et les Usages d’INternet (M@rsouin), le [...]

Des fonctions d’un glossaire dans un programme de recherche pluridisciplinaire. Peer review

Exemple du glossaire du programme ANR, « Inégalités éducatives et construction des parcours des 11-15 ans dans leurs espaces de vie ».

Magali HardouinRégis KeerleJean-François ThéminesGérard BoudesseulIsabelle DanicOlivier DavidBarbara FontarChristophe GuibertLionel GuillemotMickaël Le MentecPascal Plantard et Louisa Plouchart-Even | 04.05.2018

From January 2012 till October 2015, the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (a French agency of research) financed a program called INEDUC, which dealt with young people (11-15 years old), their educational disparities and the construction of their pathways in their living spaces. Thirty researchers of several disciplines (geographers, sociologists, researchers of the sciences of the education and the sciences of information and communication) have been involved in this program. They chose voluntarily an interdisciplinary approach. That is why [...]