Developing children and young people’s broader digital access and social competences can support their agency as digital citizens, new research shows
Following 3 years of research on the impact of digital transformations on children and youth, the “Digital Generation”, fresh insights and recommendations will be presented at the final conference of the DigiGen Horizon 2020 project on 8th November in Brussels with...
New working paper “Children and young people’s narratives and perceptions of ICT in education in selected European countries complemented by perspectives of teachers and further relevant stakeholders in the educational context”
Our latest working paper presents the research results focusing on the educational ecosystem. This report summarises the results of our research from Estonia, Germany, Greece, Norway and Romania. The intention of this work package was to develop an understanding of...
DigiGen Final Conference
Brussels 8th November 2022, 09:00-17:00 (by invitation only) Scroll to the end for the full programme DigiGen brings together three years of research into how technological transformation is affecting children and young people’s everyday lives with a final...
New working paper “Beyond participation: Video workshops across Europe to engage in research with children and young people and teacher candidates as collaborators investigating ICT in education”
Our latest working paper shares insights from DigiGen’s innovative video workshop methodology which explores how children across five European countries perceive the effects of digitalisation on their current education and future lives. The video workshops include...
New policy brief “Recognising digital technologies as a key part of ‘doing family’ in the digital era”
Our data confirms that most children today live in media-rich families and are introduced to digital technologies in their early years. The common discourse focuses more on the need to reduce children’s screentime than it does on encouraging how digitalisation can...
DigiGen’s scientific and public engagement- examples of the team’s activities during the past six months
As we entered the final year of the project, we are now in a position to start sharing our findings to key stakeholders. Here are some examples of how we have been spreading the word to research, policy, industry partners, and the public over the last six months...
Sharing and developing knowledge between EU projects on the impact of technological transformation on children and young people
In May, DigiGen came together with three other EU projects (ySKILLS, Digymatex, and CO:RE) working on the impacts of technological transformation on children and young people to share and develop our insights between the four projects. Discussions focused on the...
DigiGen roundtables in Leicester Consortium Meeting
From the 17th to 18th of March, the DigiGen team regrouped in Leicester for the latest Consortium Meeting. The first day focused on seeing the synergies between the different areas of research: family life, civic participation, leisure, and education. We used...
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 870548.
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