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    Creación y diseño de la plataforma web y aplicación móvil para la realización de la revista digital de carácter académico-estudiantil (ARKHÉ).
    (2016) Rojas Pullaguari, Gabriela del Cisne; Gutama Rocano, Henry Vinicio; Gárate Andrade, Wilson Orlando
    The Project entitled “Creación y diseño de la plataforma web y aplicación móvil para la realización de la revista digital de carácter académico-estudiantil (Arkhé)”,had the aim of create an own media resource for the publication of professors and students’ research work of the Social Communication School. This project was structured visually and conceptually. For the visual structure, the authors created elements that identify the magazine as: logo, colors and everything related to the visual design and the functional part of the web page and its mobile app. For the conceptual part, the researchers have developed the fundamental bases for a magazine as: mission, vision, sustainability, concept name, creation of editorial policy, editorial board, quality policies and publication standards; in order to convert Arkhé in a reliable source of reference with indexation potential. The present project includes a theoretical and practical research. The first chapter departed from theoretic and essential concepts for the development of a digital magazine. The second chapter showed the results of interviews and surveys applied to students and teachers. In the third chapter, the authors developed the basis of an academic and student magazine. Finally, the fourth chapter explained how the researchers created the virtual space where all the information about the magazine is contained, in order to help users to publish their works. Consequently, Arkhé is a media that supports the learning process, where professors and students develop their skills through practice.