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Recent Submissions
Sistematización de la experiencia del periódico escolar Sumando Voces en el fortalecimiento de los procesos educomunicativos de los estudiantes del área de humanidades del colegio INEM FDPS ubicado en la localidad de Kennedy (Techotiba)
Roha-Valenzuela, Francisco Javier; Bohórquez-Isaza, Martha Cecilia
This research seeks to systematize the experience of the school newspaper “Sumando Voces” (Adding Voices), created by humanities students at the INEM Francisco de Paula Santander School in the Kennedy (Techotiba) district of Bogotá. Using a qualitative approach, the school newspaper process was reconstructed to analyze its impact as a community-based student publication, highlighting educational lessons guided by meaningful learning. Through interviews with teachers, students, and community members, data was collected that allows for reflection on the newspaper's 19-year history, since its founding in 2006, emphasizing its role as an educational communication tool to foster participation, creative expression, and the addressing of the educational community's needs. Challenges and opportunities related to its implementation and sustainability were also identified, and the possibilities for improving the acquisition of knowledge in social communication and journalism among secondary school students in the humanities track were explored. This reflection integrates traditional education and media literacy as complementary approaches to recognizing students' knowledge and concerns, addressing journalism as a lifelong learning experience. Keywords: School press, Media literacy, Meaningful learning, Student participation, Social communication, Community journalism.
Diseño de un Plan de Marketing Estratégico Interno (Endomarketing) que permita la Integración de los Departamentos de Mercadeo y Ventas en BIOEQUIPMENTS LTDA
Solorzano-Pinilla, Valentina; Salcedo-Herrera, Víctor Alfonso
The present project, entitled aims to strengthen communication and coordination between two key areas of the organization through the development of an internal strategic marketing plan which enables the achievement of the organization's strategic objectives.
BIOEQUIPMENTS LTDA is a Colombian company dedicated to the production and commercialization of cleaning products for household, industrial, and automotive use, currently facing important challenges related to the lack of alignment and synergy between its marketing and sales departments.
This project proposes to dising a strategy of endomarketing as a management tool that promotes enhances employee motivation, and aligns internal objectives with external commercial strategies. The research follows an exploratory–descriptive design and a mixed approach, using interviews, surveys, and document analysis to diagnose the current situation, identify factors that affect communication, and design a plan that fosters interdepartmental integration and teamwork.
In this sense, the expected results include the strengthening of bilateral communication, the improvement of commercial efficiency, and the promotion of a sustainable culture of collaboration. The proposed endomarketing plan is intended to serve as a replicable management model for BIOEQUIPMENTS LTDA and as a reference for other small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) seeking to enhance their performance through the development of stronger internal cohesion and alignment between their commercial departments.
Keywords: Endomarketing, internal communication, organizational integration, strategic marketing plan, BIOEQUIPMENTS LTDA.
Estrategia de comunicación del patrimonio cultural inmaterial asociado a los saberes sobre hierbas medicinales en las plazas de mercado del Norte y Sur de Tunja
Nonsoque-Cano, Luz Marina; Rodríguez-Lizarralde, Carolina
This research aims to design a communication strategy for intangible cultural
heritage related to the knowledge of medicinal herb use in the market squares of
northern and southern Tunja. The research is framed within heritage management
and communication, understanding that traditional knowledge consists of living
practices transmitted from generation to generation and requires processes of
visibility, appreciation, and social appropriation. Using a qualitative and
ethnographic approach, participant observation and interviews with knowledge
holders and stakeholders in the region were conducted. This allowed for the
identification of knowledge transmission dynamics, tensions with modernization,
and the need for communication strengthening. The results show that heritage
communication is a fundamental means for safeguarding intangible cultural heritage
(ICH), as it fosters dialogue among the community, institutions, and the public. As a
result, a prototype territorial communication strategy is proposed that integrates
pedagogical, digital, and participatory actions aimed at the social appropriation of
heritage.
Comunicación Participativa en las Fiestas de San Sebastián de Ternera
Obando-Martínez, Beatriz; Nieto-Mejía, Alvelayis
This research-creation project addresses the weakening of the San Sebastián de Ternera Festival in Cartagena as a manifestation of intangible cultural heritage. It begins with the recognition of this festival as a space for collective memory, territorial identity, and intergenerational transmission of knowledge, which in recent decades has experienced a decline in community participation, especially among younger generations. The main objective is to design a participatory communication strategy that contributes to recovering, strengthening, and transmitting the social meanings, cultural practices, and memories associated with the festival. Methodologically, a qualitative, participatory, and situated approach is adopted, supported by techniques such as semi-structured interviews, participant observation, social mapping, and intergenerational workshops. The results reveal a breakdown in cultural transmission, a transformation of festive practices, and a symbolic disconnection between generations. However, opportunities for revitalization are also identified through community co-creation and the use of contemporary communication tools. As a central product, the project proposes the production of a community mini-documentary that articulates oral history, territorial transformations, and safeguarding proposals. It is concluded that participatory communication is a key tool for reactivating the social fabric, strengthening the appropriation of heritage, and ensuring the continuity of the manifestation as a living memory.
Impacto Del TLC Colombia- Estados Unidos
Forero-González, Stefania; Espejo, Yineth Ximena; Cabrera-Jiménez, Manuel Fernando
- This research examines the impact of the FTA between Colombia and the United States on the efficiency of the Colombian electricity sector with the emphasis on hydroelectric generation. The agreement that has facilitated the attraction of foreign investment, technological transfer and institutional restructuring, determining factors for the socioeconomic development of the country, is studied.
- Through a documentary methodology based on official reports from the Mining-Energy Planning Unit (UPME) and the national operational council, the sector's capacity to promote equitable competition and strengthen the export of electrical services is evaluated.
- The results highlight a significant increase in export capacity, which evolved from 1,200 MW in 2020 towards a projection of 2,500 MW by 2025. The study concludes that although the FTA offers competitive advantages and a regulatory framework for energy internationalization, the sector still faces critical challenges in terms of customs regulation, external dependence, and global competitive pressure.