UC Irvine hopes to find how young people are using digital technology

UC Irvine hopes to find how young people are using digital technology
- January 7, 2019
- Mimi Ito, anthro, via Hispanic Engineer, Jan. 7, 2019
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One in three users of the internet is younger than 18, yet cyberspace isn’t geared
toward them. That’s why the Connected Learning Lab in the California Institute for
Telecommunications & Information Technology at UC Irvine hopes to better understand
how young people are using digital technology. … Cultural anthropologist and informatics
professor-in-residence Mimi Ito directs the lab. … According to Candice Odgers, a
UC Irvine professor of psychological science who studies adolescents’ mental health
and development, many adolescents are actually thriving in the digital age.
For the full story, please visit http://hispanicengineer.com/manage-new/uc-irvine-hopes-to-find-how-how-young-people-are-using-digital-technology/.
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