Health on the move—can we keep up?Although the potential of activity trackers for enhancing wellbeing and quality of life is undisputed, the findings of arecent contribution show that the required skills to live up to this promise fall short. Both data and strategic skills of users of activity trackers reveal much room for improvement. The most frequently encountered problems involving data skills were related to navigating to the correct data representations. Substantial strategic skill-related problems were experienced when setting goals and translating these into actions.Read more
Navigating the cross-contextual media landscape: Children’s and adolescent’s digital media use, development and (in)equalityThe proposal 'Navigating the cross-contextual media landscape: Children’s and adolescent’s digital media use, development and (in)equality' has received a grant from the Dutch Research Agenda (NWA Theme: Youth and digitalisation).Read more
Health on the move—can we keep up?
Navigating the cross-contextual media landscape: Children’s and adolescent’s digital media use, development and (in)equality
Technological developments within the inclusive society: Interview with Alexander van Deursen
General guidelines for developing digital inclusion interventions
Developing policy aimed at 21st-century digital skills for the creative industries
ING Netherlands Foundation and Centre for Digital Inclusion launch Phd research on Digital Inclusion and poverty
IoT as simple as Do Re Mi
UT launches gratitude app
