The notion of exclusion has become a relevant issue in the institutional agendas of international organizations in order to promote fair conditions by eradicating it or at least controlling it (UNESCO, 2009). We present a series of critical reflections in which we link the notion of "exclusion" with the use of technological devices and the perceptions about it from an instrument applied to students of baccalaureate in virtual mode in Mexico. We consider that the notion of exclusion and its current debate are oversized and overfocused on aspects such as economic or age; but these debates relegate other dimension such as conceptual and informational forgetting that not only the biological bodies age but also the technological devices and the information which they are operated In order to do so, we introduce the exclusion / inclusion debate in social practices in an analytical way, and contextualize the relationship of technics and technology within the typology of the three types of social organization proposed by the sociologist Ronald Inglehart from his project The World Values Survey, to anchor the assumptions developed in the results of the our survey to finally arrive at some preliminary conclusions.

Social exclusion, Technology, Perception, E- learning, Adult education.