The attention economy : l'économie de l'attention (Tle)
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| Anglais | Français |
|---|---|
| the attention economy | l'économie de l'attention |
| attention span | la capacité de concentration |
| an algorithm | un algorithme |
| engagement | l'engagement (interactions des utilisateurs) |
| to monetise | monétiser, rentabiliser |
| digital well-being | le bien-être numérique |
Sur internet, beaucoup de services sont gratuits. Mais si c'est gratuit, dit-on, c'est que le produit, c'est vous : les plateformes vendent votre attention aux annonceurs. Plus vous restez longtemps, plus elles gagnent d'argent. D'où des techniques conçues pour capter l'attention (to capture attention) : défilement infini, notifications, vidéos qui s'enchaînent, algorithmes (algorithms) qui proposent des contenus toujours plus accrocheurs. Certains chercheurs s'inquiètent pour notre capacité de concentration (attention span) ; d'autres rappellent que chacun peut reprendre le contrôle. Les gouvernements doivent-ils réguler ces pratiques ?
Mise en situation : le débat en classe
À retenir
- the attention economy, attention span, an algorithm, engagement, to monetise, digital well-being.
- If it's free, you are the product. Apps are designed to capture our attention. Should governments regulate them?
Exercice 1 : L'économie de l'attention : exercice 1 (QCM)
- « la capacité de concentration »
- attention spam
- attending span
- attention span
- « un algorithme »
- an algorithm
- an alligator
- an algebra
- « monétiser »
- to monitor
- to money
- to monetise
- « capter l'attention »
- to capture attention
- to catch attentions
- to capture tension
- « le bien-être numérique »
- digital welfare state
- numerical well-being
- digital well-being
- « Si c'est gratuit, c'est vous le produit. »
- If it free, you product.
- If it's free, you are the product.
- If it's free, you're the producer.
- « réguler »
- to regular
- to regulate
- to relegate
- « conçu pour »
- designed for to
- designed to
- design to
- « désactiver les notifications »
- to turn off notifications
- to turn up notifications
- to turn of notifications
- « un annonceur »
- an advertiser
- an adviser
- an advertisement
Exercice 2 : L'économie de l'attention : exercice 2 (à compléter)
- If it's free, you are the .......................... .
- Apps are .......................... to keep us scrolling.
- Our attention .......................... is getting shorter.
- Algorithms suggest more and more addictive .......................... .
- We can turn .......................... notifications.
- Platforms .......................... our attention.
- Should governments .......................... them?
- It's not a fair .......................... .
- Advertisers pay for our .......................... .
- Let's hear both .......................... .
Exercice 3 : L'économie de l'attention : mise en situation
- Tu expliques le principe du modèle gratuit.
- If it's free, you are the product.
- When free, you are product.
- If it's free, you is the product.
- Tu accuses la conception des applications.
- Apps are designed to keep us scrolling.
- Apps designed to keeping us scrolling.
- Apps are designed to keep us scroll.
- Tu rappelles la liberté de l'utilisateur.
- Nobody forces us.
- Anybody forces us.
- Nobody force us.
- Tu dis qu'on peut désactiver les notifications.
- We can turn off notifications.
- We can turning off notifications.
- We can turn of notifications.
- Tu demandes si les gouvernements devraient réguler.
- Governments should regulate them?
- Should governments regulating them?
- Should governments regulate them?
- Tu dis que ce n'est pas un combat équitable.
- It's not a fare fight.
- It's no fair fight.
- It's not a fair fight.
- Tu dis que notre concentration diminue.
- Our attention span is getting shorter.
- Our attention span is getting more short.
- Our attention spam is getting shorter.
- Tu dis que les plateformes monétisent notre attention.
- Platforms monitor our attentions.
- Platforms monetise our attention.
- Platforms monetises our attention.
- Tu proposes d'écouter les deux camps.
- Let's hear the both side.
- Let's hear both sides.
- Let's hearing both sides.
- Tu dis que c'est la vraie question.
- That the real question.
- That's the real question.
- That's the really question.
Corrigé
Exercice 1
1. c) attention span · 2. a) an algorithm · 3. c) to monetise · 4. a) to capture attention · 5. c) digital well-being · 6. b) If it's free, you are the product. · 7. b) to regulate · 8. b) designed to · 9. a) to turn off notifications · 10. a) an advertiser
Exercice 2
1. product · 2. designed · 3. span · 4. content · 5. off · 6. monetise · 7. regulate · 8. fight · 9. attention · 10. sides
Exercice 3
1. a) If it's free, you are the product. · 2. a) Apps are designed to keep us scrolling. · 3. a) Nobody forces us. · 4. a) We can turn off notifications. · 5. c) Should governments regulate them? · 6. c) It's not a fair fight. · 7. a) Our attention span is getting shorter. · 8. b) Platforms monetise our attention. · 9. b) Let's hear both sides. · 10. b) That's the real question.