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Few
transformations of the environment in which children grow and develop have
been as dramatic as the last decade's explosion in interactive
technologies. Personal and collective decisions
– about, for
instance, education and child-rearing
– should be informed by research on how interactive media
shape the developmental trajectories of thought, emotion,
relationships, and physical competence that have unfolded in young human
creatures for millennia.
Digital
Childhood: A Research Agenda on Human Development & Technology
was
a one-day, invitation-only working conference dedicated to the exploration
of these questions.
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