Parques urbanos: ambivalencias de la conectividad digital en el ocio urbano
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https://doi.org/10.18800/kawsaypacha.202602.A020Palabras clave:
Parques urbanos, Acceso a la información, Ocio, Tecnología, ODS 11.7: Ciudades y Comunidades SosteniblesResumen
La conectividad a internet en parques urbanos transforma el ocio contemporáneo, pero sus impactos sociales y subjetivos requieren mayor análisis. Este estudio explora si la digitalización mejora o perjudica la experiencia recreativa, mediante revisión bibliográfica, casos documentados y conocimiento de expertos. Se halló que, aunque internet facilita acceso a información y nuevos usos del espacio, también puede dispersar la atención, debilitar interacciones sociales y reducir la función restauradora de los parques. El desafío es equilibrar tecnología y sensorialidad, asegurando que estos espacios sigan promoviendo bienestar, encuentro y democratización. El trabajo aporta claves para políticas urbanas inclusivas en ciudades digitales.
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