Kenyan Parents Value AI Safety and Math Over Shared Screen Time
A discrete choice experiment reveals Kenyan parents prioritize strict privacy controls and mathematics instruction in early childhood artificial intelligence tools ...
Tag: digital divide
Five Forms of Capital Map Older Adults’ Digital Health Information Divide
A Bayesian network analysis of 535 older adults links five forms of capital to health information behavior, with cultural capital ...
AI Is Rewriting How Communication Researchers Work, New Special Issue Argues
A new editorial in Communication and Change introduces a special issue examining how generative AI is transforming both the subjects ...
Towards robust digital infrastructure for sustainable digital economy development of Nepal
A new analysis of Nepal's central bank and telecom data finds explosive growth in digital payments alongside persistent rural connectivity, ...
One Teacher’s Journals Reveal How AI Courses Can Drift Into Demonstration-Only Teaching
A 12-week reflective journal study of one instructor in northwestern China found that in-course repairs kept an AI course running ...
Africa’s Quiet Geopolitical Awakening: How South–South Cooperation Reshapes Global Power
A qualitative policy analysis argues that African states are pursuing strategic autonomy through South–South cooperation and regional integration, while warning ...
Digital BRICS: how emerging economies are building a South-South digital order
A new study traces how the Digital BRICS initiative evolved from early cable proposals into a platform for South-South digital ...
Older adults were underrepresented in Budapest’s online participatory budgeting
A descriptive case study found that Budapest residents aged 65 and over were underrepresented in both idea submission and voting ...
Systematic review finds no eLearning system built for Africa’s slow networks
A systematic review of 39 studies finds that adaptive learning and adaptive video streaming have never been combined and tested ...
Slow curricula, scarce placements and data costs shape South African graduate unpreparedness
Staff interviews at Walter Sisulu University point to slow curriculum renewal, fragile work placements and digital inequality as structural barriers ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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