… Technologies are constantly changing, and as they change so too do our ways of using
technologies to interact and communicate with others. Moreover, specific technologies or apps …

… the myriad ways in which folk culture manifests in the Digital Age and will contribute toward
our greater understanding of vernacular expression in our everchanging technological world. …

… technologies. The theory that we extend with this chapter imagines human–technology
interaction as … between what users want to do and what technologies are capable of doing. In the …

… between the arts and digital technologies can be traced back … the explosion of interest in
interactive arts. The emergence of … seems endless–technologies provides digital artists with a …

… we have steadily developed new technologies for interaction. The digital age is
distinguished by rapid transformations in the kinds of technological mediation through which we …

… devices we use leave a recorded trace of our interactions, online activities, and physical …
The digital age signifies the transition to what we described as the technological culture. …

… It is the case that individuals born since the early 1980s have grown up in a digital age.
However, as Bennett, Maton, and Kervin (2008) argue, it is short-sighted to assume that all …

… have also contributed to health issues that can potentially shape the way that we view
our interactions with our partner. In a study on the impacts of psychophysiological patterns …

… While research on individual preferences is important, when it comes to social technologies
… appropriating communication technologies. We show that social interactions can continue …

… But we are not yet using many of the new instrumental capabilities of the digital age in
music education. Among them are the benefits of interactive dialogue with a music computer to …