Digital well-being traditionally means limiting the effects on individuals of technology
abuses. However, in a broader perspective, it can be crucial to consider the pervasiveness …

Smart solutions are widespread and diversified. Smart cities and smart objects are example
of smart solutions. Their design usually follows certain patterns so that they can detect …

In recent years, research in Child–ComputerInteraction has shifted the focus from design
with children, giving them a voice in the design process, to design by children to bring child …

Designing smart things, so as to ideate and program them, is a complex process and an
empowerment opportunity. Toolkits can help non-experts engage in their design, that is, in …

The smart city concept is becoming even more popular, but it can still be unclear for several
people. As it does not represent a vague possibility, but a concrete truth that (future) citizens …

In the past, researchers in child-computer interaction teamed up with children, involved as
users, testers, informants, or design partners, to support the design of future technology with …

Data are the new oil and it is widely recognised the role of publishing them as Open Data to
let data consumers freely access and exploit them. Data providers are not only encouraged …

The smart city concept is becoming even more popular, but it can still be unclear for several
people. As it does not represent a vague possibility, but a concrete truth that (future) citizens …