Rocío Sosa Fernández
Research Team
Rocío Sosa-Fernández holds a PhD in Contemporary Communication and Information from the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), Spain. She also obtained a Master’s degree in Journalism and New Information Trends from the USC after completing her undergraduate studies in Audiovisual Communication. She currently works as a research technician on LEXCAV Project (PID2022-142353OB-I00), focusing her work on the potential of virtual, augmented and mixed reality to enhance learning and the interaction between humans and technology, as well as on audiovisual narratives. She is a member of the Audiovisual Studies Group, contributing to cutting-edge academic work in her field.
DESTACADOS
Book
CloudClass: Virtual Communication for Educational Innovation brings together the results of work representative of the many approaches and perspectives adopted in research on virtual communication, immersing the reader in the most innovative trends in communication applied to education. This book explores, among other issues, the following elements: analysis of the…
PUBLICATIONS
Augmented screen, triple storytelling and the role of the user: a case study
2023
Revista de Comunicación
Revista de Comunicación
The present panorama shows a society saturated with images, driven by the use of mobile devices and constant audiovisual consumption. However, no greater skills are achieved in users, but on the contrary, there is evidence of a detriment in the rate of attention and the search for a differentiating product…
Metamorphosis from silent dynamic rhythm to the passivity of the body in fiction
2023
Quiroga. Revista de patrimonio iberoamericano
Quiroga. Revista de patrimonio iberoamericano
In its beginnings, silent cinema emphasised the expressive and communicative potential of the body by exacerbating gestures and actions. However, today’s fictional cinema is confronted with an opposite tendency: the passivity of body movement. This study analyses the representation of the body in three films of today’s silent cinema from…


