AI systems are becoming increasingly pervasive within children's devices, apps, and
services. However, it is not yet well-understood how risks and ethical considerations of AI …

Recent years have seen growing interest in'ethics' within the Child-Computer Interaction
(CCI) community. In this paper, we take stock of 18 years of CCI research by conducting a …

Mobile applications (" apps") developed to promote online safety for children are
underutilized and rely heavily on parental control features that monitor and restrict their …

Children ages 8--12 spend nearly six hours per day with digital content, but they receive little
formal instruction related to managing privacy online. In this study, we explore how games …

In HCI, adult concerns about technologies for children have been studied extensively.
However, less is known about what children themselves find concerning in everyday …

Adoption rates of parental control applications (" apps") for teens' mobile devices are low,
but little is known about the characteristics of parents (or teens) who use these apps. We …

Parents use mobile monitoring software to observe and restrict their children's activities in
order to minimize the risks associated with Internet-enabled mobile devices. As children are …

The internet facilitates opportunities for adolescents to form relationships and explore their
sexuality but seeking intimacy online has also become a stressor. As a result, adolescents …

We articulate in this paper what participation at its best entails in the context of digital
technology design with children, forming a theoretical framework for genuine participation of …

We present a comprehensive and structured review of 132 peer-reviewed publications
between the years of 2008 and 2015 to inform Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) …