Executive summary From the short-term and long-term effects of the COVID-19 pandemic to
the health insecurities brought about by climate change, health futures are unfolding in an …

In what ways can new, emerging digital technologies and energy business models such as
“prosuming” become intertwined with troubling patterns of domestic abuse and violence …

The home is an ever-changing assemblage of technologies that shapes the organisation
and division of housework and supports certain models of what that work entails, who does it …

Abstract The Internet of Things (IoT) is a vast, dispersed system in which a diverse array of
objects, humans, and other living things is connected via “smart” technologies and the …

As fast-evolving technologies transform everyday communication and literacy practices,
many young children find themselves immersed in multiple digital media from birth. Such …

EU data protection law requires that digital service providers and system developers put in
place technical measures that are adequate to protect children's informational privacy. The …

Amid the increasing reliance on digital tools and services in education, this article examines
the datafication and commodification of student life in Denmark. We analyse the web and …

Digital technology has evolved very quickly in a very short space of time, to the point at
which it is now a personal technology that manages the information and communications of …

Visions of the 'smart home'have captured the imagination of the technology industry and
governments as well as the broader public. The term is usually employed to describe …

The home is a crucial site of young children's early encounters with digitally connected
technologies. It is here that their emerging digital footprints are being formed and where …