Not having lockdown parties on Zoom? What are you waiting for?
Zoom birthday parties, Houseparty hangouts and virtual pubs are demonstrating that social distancing during the corona crisis does not have to mean isolation. Life under lockdown has sparked a rise in virtual parties. People are coming together online to play...
Social inequalities need to be taken into account as we move to online teaching
By Halla B. Holmarsdottir, vice-dean at the faculty of education and international studies, OsloMet and project coordinator of DigiGen The scale of the switch to online teaching has been the subject of a great deal of contemplation. COVID-19 has forced educational...
Digitalisation can offer educational solutions during Corona crisis
Many schools across Europe are closed for several weeks due to the current Corona crisis posing a challenge for educational institutions to continue their programmes. Birgit Eickelmann, a professor of school research and teacher at the institute of educational science...
We know too little about children and young people’s everyday digital lives
Halla B. Holmarsdottir explains the importance of the DigiGen project in an interview for OsloMet.
Research project on the digital generation: experts meet during kick-off in Oslo
Since the beginning of this year, a large-scale European research project has been examining how children and adolescents use technological transformations in their everyday lives and how they are influenced by them. At the beginning of February, there was a...
Research project on the digital generation: experts meet during kick-off in Oslo
A new European research project, called DigiGen, on the impact of technological transformations on the everyday lives of children and young people started in December 2019. At the beginning of February, there was a kick-off meeting bringing the various project...
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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