Capturar la atención, expandir el conocimiento: aprovechamiento de los pódcasts de video y sus fragmentos para la divulgación científica
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https://doi.org/10.56418/txt.20.1.2026.2Palabras clave:
Divulgación científica, Pódcast académico, Economía de la atención, Tercera misión, Compromiso públicoResumen
En la era algorítmica, la divulgación científica tradicional lucha por capturar la atención fragmentada de los nativos digitales. Este artículo propone un marco transmedia que transforma el pódcast académico de un artefacto de audio estático en un ecosistema de video dinámico. Articulamos un flujo de trabajo estratégico «del episodio largo al clip corto» donde los fragmentos de video vertical funcionan como puertas de acceso algorítmicas, guiando a los usuarios desde el scroll en las redes sociales hacia el aprendizaje profundo. Un elemento central de este modelo es la sinergia colaborativa entre las universidades y los socios corporativos, aprovechando las redes compartidas para amplificar el alcance orgánico y validar el conocimiento teórico a través de la experiencia práctica. Al integrar los estudios de medios, las estrategias de marketing y las perspectivas del big data, el artículo redefine el pódcast académico como una infraestructura de conocimiento contemporánea. Este enfoque permite que la ciencia salga del laboratorio y se integre en el flujo digital diario, fomentando una cultura participativa de innovación compartida.
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