António Granado
Biographic Data
| ID | 1376642 |
|---|---|
| NAME | António Granado |
| GIVEN NAMES | António |
| FAMILY NAME | Granado |
| SIGNATURE | GRANADO A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade Nova de Lisboa |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7990-6176 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Development and validation of a scale to assess algorithmic literacy in the context of recommender systems (ALRS)
Algorithmic systems, particularly recommender systems, are central to online platforms yet remain largely opaque to users. Algorithmic literacy has therefore emerged as a critical competence to foster informed and autonomous engagement, especially among younger audiences. This study developed and validated a multidimensional scale, Algorithmic Literacy in the Context of Recommender Systems (ALRS), focused on online audiovisual entertainment platf…
Measuring the effectiveness of communication of a podcast on food sustainability
In this study, the effectiveness of communication of a podcast was assessed regarding the variables knowledge retention and interest. Two podcast episodes were produced about Portuguese research in sustainable food, and two news pieces with similar information and reading times were written to be used as a control for this experiment. Initially, 115 students from two universities in Lisbon filled in an online pre-test questionnaire. One week late…
Mapping Science Communication in Higher Education in Portugal
Science communication training plays a crucial role in enabling scientists to effectively connect with the public, emphasizing essential skills such as building trust in scientific and technological advancements. Despite significant progress, some studies show a notable deficiency in higher education (HE) institutional structures and mechanisms dedicated to science communication training, addressing a diverse audience including researchers, teach…
Psychiatrists’ Perceptions of the Role of Journalists in Suicide Reporting and Prejudices about Mental Illnesses in Portugal
International studies and the World Health Organization call for collaboration between media and mental health professionals to reduce the risk of imitative suicidal behaviour after suicide reporting – known as the Werther effect – and encourage individuals at risk to seek help. This study explores Portuguese psychiatrists’ perceptions of the practices of journalists, their interaction with those professionals, and their perspectives on the natio…
Video abstract production guide
Video abstracts are audio-visual representations of a scientific abstract that a researcher can use to complement an article. As a science communication tool, they stand as a novel and exciting way to present scientific discoveries, explore new formats, and reach new audiences. In this practice insight, we share the experience of creating a video abstract in Ecology, explaining and exemplifying the different stages of the process: selecting the p…
Suicide, a Topic that Opens a Debate on What Journalism is for
Reporting on suicide has been a matter of concern for decades due to possible harmful effects. Media guidelines have been developed to facilitate responsible suicide reporting. However, there is no consensus among journalists on the newsworthiness of suicide. Through a random sample survey (n = 491) corresponding to 10% of the total number of national journalist licences, and based on 12 interviews, this study explores for the first time Portugue…
Audio-Visual Tools in Science Communication
In recent years, the use of videos by the scientific community has evolved continuously. Researchers, communicators, and other players are using audio-visual media to reinvent their stories, to deconstruct complex phenomena and to increase the outreach and impact of their scientific publications. An example of this trend is the video abstract: an audio-visual representation of the key findings described in the written abstract. Much of the resear…
Introdução. Hibridismo e jornalismo
A condio de "hbrido" indissocivel do ecossistema meditico contemporneo, porque define a fuso de linguagens, formatos, modelos e prticas. No entanto, no novo no jornalismo. Usando um exemplo flagrante, ainda h pouco mais de 50 anos assistimos a um movimento jornalstico, impulsionado por Tom Wolfe, Gay Talese e Truman Capote, que defendia o uso de tcnicas e recursos da literatura no jornalismo. Saram deste "new journalism" ou "jornalismo literrio",…
Call into the platform
This paper introduces a medium research perspective as a fundamental basis for Social Sciences and Communication fieldwork. Drawing from the affordances of digital networks, it points to the importance of combining knowledge on platform grammatization with data research practices (capture, mining, analysis and visualization). That is what we refer to as call into the platform. Rather than shifting our attention away from the object of study to pr…
Algumas notas sobre o panorama da blogosfera portuguesa
2003 é, sem dúvida o ano dos weblogues em Portugal. Apesar de o fenómeno ter começado no nosso país no início de 1999 - com weblogues como o Macacos Sem Galho, o Gildot.org, o Dee's Life, o Velouria.org -, a verdade é que 2003 viu aumentar exponencialmente o número de blogues escritos por portugueses e trouxe até à ribalta este fenómeno até aqui muito localizado
Suicide, a Topic that Opens a Debate on What Journalism is for
Reporting on suicide has been a matter of concern for decades due to possible harmful effects. Media guidelines have been developed to facilitate responsible suicide reporting. However, there is no consensus among journalists on the newsworthiness of suicide. Through a random sample survey (n = 491) corresponding to 10% of the total number of national journalist licences, and based on 12 interviews, this study explores for the first time Portugue…
Algumas notas sobre o panorama da blogosfera portuguesa
2003 é, sem dúvida o ano dos weblogues em Portugal. Apesar de o fenómeno ter começado no nosso país no início de 1999 - com weblogues como o Macacos Sem Galho, o Gildot.org, o Dee's Life, o Velouria.org -, a verdade é que 2003 viu aumentar exponencialmente o número de blogues escritos por portugueses e trouxe até à ribalta este fenómeno até aqui muito localizado
Call into the platform
This paper introduces a medium research perspective as a fundamental basis for Social Sciences and Communication fieldwork. Drawing from the affordances of digital networks, it points to the importance of combining knowledge on platform grammatization with data research practices (capture, mining, analysis and visualization). That is what we refer to as call into the platform. Rather than shifting our attention away from the object of study to pr…
Audio-Visual Tools in Science Communication
In recent years, the use of videos by the scientific community has evolved continuously. Researchers, communicators, and other players are using audio-visual media to reinvent their stories, to deconstruct complex phenomena and to increase the outreach and impact of their scientific publications. An example of this trend is the video abstract: an audio-visual representation of the key findings described in the written abstract. Much of the resear…
Introdução. Hibridismo e jornalismo
A condio de "hbrido" indissocivel do ecossistema meditico contemporneo, porque define a fuso de linguagens, formatos, modelos e prticas. No entanto, no novo no jornalismo. Usando um exemplo flagrante, ainda h pouco mais de 50 anos assistimos a um movimento jornalstico, impulsionado por Tom Wolfe, Gay Talese e Truman Capote, que defendia o uso de tcnicas e recursos da literatura no jornalismo. Saram deste "new journalism" ou "jornalismo literrio",…
Suicide, a Topic that Opens a Debate on What Journalism is for
Reporting on suicide has been a matter of concern for decades due to possible harmful effects. Media guidelines have been developed to facilitate responsible suicide reporting. However, there is no consensus among journalists on the newsworthiness of suicide. Through a random sample survey (n = 491) corresponding to 10% of the total number of national journalist licences, and based on 12 interviews, this study explores for the first time Portugue…
Video abstract production guide
Video abstracts are audio-visual representations of a scientific abstract that a researcher can use to complement an article. As a science communication tool, they stand as a novel and exciting way to present scientific discoveries, explore new formats, and reach new audiences. In this practice insight, we share the experience of creating a video abstract in Ecology, explaining and exemplifying the different stages of the process: selecting the p…
Measuring the effectiveness of communication of a podcast on food sustainability
In this study, the effectiveness of communication of a podcast was assessed regarding the variables knowledge retention and interest. Two podcast episodes were produced about Portuguese research in sustainable food, and two news pieces with similar information and reading times were written to be used as a control for this experiment. Initially, 115 students from two universities in Lisbon filled in an online pre-test questionnaire. One week late…
Mapping Science Communication in Higher Education in Portugal
Science communication training plays a crucial role in enabling scientists to effectively connect with the public, emphasizing essential skills such as building trust in scientific and technological advancements. Despite significant progress, some studies show a notable deficiency in higher education (HE) institutional structures and mechanisms dedicated to science communication training, addressing a diverse audience including researchers, teach…
Psychiatrists’ Perceptions of the Role of Journalists in Suicide Reporting and Prejudices about Mental Illnesses in Portugal
International studies and the World Health Organization call for collaboration between media and mental health professionals to reduce the risk of imitative suicidal behaviour after suicide reporting – known as the Werther effect – and encourage individuals at risk to seek help. This study explores Portuguese psychiatrists’ perceptions of the practices of journalists, their interaction with those professionals, and their perspectives on the natio…
Development and validation of a scale to assess algorithmic literacy in the context of recommender systems (ALRS)
Algorithmic systems, particularly recommender systems, are central to online platforms yet remain largely opaque to users. Algorithmic literacy has therefore emerged as a critical competence to foster informed and autonomous engagement, especially among younger audiences. This study developed and validated a multidimensional scale, Algorithmic Literacy in the Context of Recommender Systems (ALRS), focused on online audiovisual entertainment platf…
Computer Science (5 works) · Climate Change Communication and Perception (3 works) · Data science (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Radio, Podcasts, and Digital Media (3 works) · Cultural, Media, and Literary Studies (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Multimedia (2 works)