The digital revolution has enabled important changes in political life. Opportunities to
engage in participatory politics have expanded significantly. Participatory politics differ from …

Critical computational literacy (CCL) is a new pedagogical and conceptual framework that
combines the strengths of critical literacy and computational thinking. Through CCL, young …

The accelerated ownership and usage of smartphones and social media presents multiple
issues for educators. There is a relationship between smartphones and (a) academic …

The increasing and pervasive use of online technologies, especially social media, has
inspired scholars to investigate how the Internet influences communication. As young …

This mixed-methods study, conducted during the highly polarizing and uncivil 2016 US
presidential election, examines how college students' conceptions of audience and the tone …

Amid rising concerns about “fake news,” efforts have emerged to explain the spread and
impact of misinformation on youth civic engagement. These efforts have focused primarily on …

In this chapter, the authors explore the role that networked platforms play in identity
development during emerging adulthood. They use the stories of two youth to highlight …

Digital media provide individuals platforms to express political views. Despite the significant
scholarly attention to how and why political expression occurs through technologies and to …

In light of evidence that the Internet, participatory media, and online communities are
increasingly central to civic and political life, this article investigates online political …

Based on an in-depth qualitative content analysis of post-election discourse in three online
creative communities (Scratch, Archive of Our Own, and hitRECord), we examine the …