Preschoolers Taught Digital Privacy in Türkiye Turned Privacy Teachers for Their Moms
A qualitative intervention study in Türkiye taught 19 preschoolers about digital privacy over four weeks—and found some children began questioning ...
Tag: digital literacy
New Digital Inequality Index Reveals Education Is the Key to Somalia’s Digital Divide
A multidimensional Digital Inequality Index developed from surveys of Mogadishu stakeholders shows educational attainment, not age or gender, is the ...
Italian Nursing Students Say It Is Too Early to Judge AI Chatbots in Their Education
A multicentre survey of 812 Italian nursing students finds 86.2 percent awareness of AI chatbots, but 54.8 percent say it ...
One-Hour Cybersecurity Training Shifts Turkish Teens’ Habits and Self-Perception
A matched study of 601 Turkish high school students found that a standardized one-hour cybersecurity training was associated with more ...
Children Learn Digital Skills at Home, Not in School, European Study Finds
A new European study finds that children acquire most of their digital skills from families and communities rather than schools, ...
AI Literacy Emerges as a Shield Against Misplaced Trust in AI-Generated Social Media Content
A survey of 1,150 Jordanian social media users finds that greater exposure to AI-generated content erodes trust but strengthens intentions ...
Why Older Adults Resist Smart Care Technology: New Meta-Synthesis Reveals Key Barriers
A new qualitative meta-synthesis in BMC Geriatrics identifies the facilitators, barriers, and expectations shaping older adults' adoption of smart elderly ...
School Smartphone Bans Show Little Effect on Adolescent Social Wellbeing in Year-Long Study
When a large secondary school in Flanders imposed a total smartphone ban—prohibiting use during lessons and breaks alike—researchers at KU ...
Digital Governance Builds Citizen Trust in War-Scarred Mogadishu, Study Finds
A survey-based study of 301 Mogadishu residents finds that e-information, e-consultation, and e-decision-making are significantly associated with public trust in ...
What Keeps Students Logging On: Satisfaction Drives eLearning Sticking Power in Iraq
A study of 332 Iraqi university students finds that satisfaction, driven by infrastructure, enjoyment, digital literacy, and met expectations, is ...
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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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