Today's children and adolescents are immersed in both traditional and new forms of digital
media. Research on traditional media, such as television, has identified health concerns and …

Smart mobile devices are widely used for dealing with information on education and provide
entertainment at home and school. Mobile applications (apps) directed towards young aged …

Diverse fields, including CSCW, Communication, and Human Development studies, have
investigated how technologies can better support parent-child relationships. While these …

Smartphones aid the constant accessibility of social media (SM) applications, and these
devices and platforms have become a key part of our everyday lives and needs. Previous …

Errors and biases are earning algorithms increasingly malignant reputations in society. A
central challenge is that algorithms must bridge the gap between high-level policy and on …

The growth of mobile device access and ownership has yielded many opportunities and
challenges for raising healthy digital media consumers. As adoption of mobile and internet …

Children under age 12 increasingly use Internet-connected devices to go online. And while
Internet use exposes people to privacy and security risks, few studies examine how these …

Smart speakers have become pervasive in family homes, creating the potential for these
devices to influence parent-child dynamics and parenting behaviors. We investigate the …

Children under 11 are often regarded as too young to comprehend the implications of online
privacy. Perhaps as a result, little research has focused on younger kids' risk recognition and …

Though prior work shows parents worry about screen media experiences displacing
physical activity and time outdoors, this research does not account for location-based mobile …