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The Internet of Toys: A Report on Media and Social Discourses around Young Children and IoToys

The Internet of Toys: A Report on Media and Social Discourses around Young Children and IoToys

Contributors (in alphabetical order): Cristina Aliagas, Rita Brito, Patricia Dias, Donell Holloway, Ana Jorge, Reijo Kupiainen, Claudia Lampert, Vilmantė Liubinienė, Giovanna Mascheroni, Charles Mifsud, Tijana Milosevic, Kjartan Òlafsson, Anca Velicu, Christine Trueltzsch-Wijnen. With the help of Lorenzo Caglioni, Barbara Ferchner, Markus Huhtamäki, Sabrina Maaß, Jelena Surculija Milojevic, Monica Mitarcă, Gabriela Oliveira, Kira Stomberg and Valentina Turrini.

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).
 

The Internet of Toys: A Report on Media and Social Discourses around Young Children and IoToys

Contributors (in alphabetical order): Cristina Aliagas, Rita Brito, Patricia Dias, Donell Holloway, Ana Jorge, Reijo Kupiainen, Claudia Lampert, Vilmantė Liubinienė, Giovanna Mascheroni, Charles Mifsud, Tijana Milosevic, Kjartan Òlafsson, Anca Velicu, Christine Trueltzsch-Wijnen. With the help of Lorenzo Caglioni, Barbara Ferchner, Markus Huhtamäki, Sabrina Maaß, Jelena Surculija Milojevic, Monica Mitarcă, Gabriela Oliveira, Kira Stomberg and Valentina Turrini.

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).
 

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Dr. Claudia Lampert

Year of publication

2017

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children • young people • media literacy • Internet of things • Internet of things • Internet of things

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