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Combining innovative methodological tools to approach digital transformations in leisure among children and young people

Combining innovative methodological tools to approach digital transformations in leisure among children and young people

Integration of digital technologies in families with children aged 5-10 years: A synthesis report of four European country case studies

Integration of digital technologies in families with children aged 5-10 years: A synthesis report of four European country case studies

Multimodal research: Youth becoming digital citizens

Multimodal research: Youth becoming digital citizens

Country reports presenting the findings from the four case studies Austria|Estonia|Norway|Romania

Country reports presenting the findings from the four case studies Austria|Estonia|Norway|Romania

The younger generation’s views on how their education is preparing them for the digital age against the background of COVID-19

The younger generation’s views on how their education is preparing them for the digital age against the background of COVID-19

Online political behaviour and ideological production by young people

Online political behaviour and ideological production by young people

Digitally deprived children in Europe

Digitally deprived children in Europe

ICT usage across Europe – a literature review and an overview of existing data

ICT usage across Europe – a literature review and an overview of existing data

Children’s ICT use and its impact on family life

Children’s ICT use and its impact on family life

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Halla B. Holmarsdottir
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Oslo Metropolitan University
hallab@oslomet.no

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Project and Advocacy Officer
COFACE Families Europe
hshorey@coface-eu.org

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