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How children aged up to eight years can be empowered for the media world was analysed by a large-scale EU initiative on Digital Literacy.
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Mascheroni, G.; Holloway, D.; Velicu, A.; Lampert, C. (2017): Good Parenting Discourses: Representations of Parents and Children in Relation to IoToys. In: G. Mascheroni; D. Holloway (eds.), The Internet of Toys: A Report on Media and Social Discourses around Young Children and IoToys. In: DigiLitEY...
Velicu, A.; Lampert, C. (2017): The Composite World of IoToys. In: G. Mascheroni; D. Holloway (eds.), The Internet of Toys: A Report on Media and Social Discourses around Young Children and IoToys. In: DigiLitEY, pp. 15-23 (pdf).
„Digitale Spielsachen für die „Kleinen“ – Spielmittel oder -ware? [Digital Toys for Kids - Gaming Tools or Toys?]“, presentation by C. Lampert in the context of the 13th Interdisciplinary Expert Conference of the JFF (Institute for Media Research and Media Ed...
"The Media Representations of IoToys – Implications for Public Understanding and Children’s Rights", lecture by C. Lampert at the WG 4 symposium"Researching the Internet of Toys" during the conference "Reconceptualising Early Childhood Literacies: An Internationa...
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