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International Journal of Child-Computer Interaction, Volume 48
Volume 48, 2026
- Yu-Yu Liu

, Ane Vielandt Jensen
, Ekta Shokeen, Christian Dindler
, Ole Sejer Iversen
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Teachers' formative assessment practices for Computational Empowerment in K-12 education. 100805 - Rotem Landesman

, Larissa Schwartz, Katie Davis:
"When AI generates ideas for you, that kind of defeats the purpose": An exploration of teens' uses and concerns about AI. 100815 - Irene Zanardi

, Sveva Valguarnera, Monica Landoni:
The Stargazer Map of participatory sessions with children: Scoping review of contextual elements and framework for reporting. 100816 - Gordon P. D. Ingram

, Sonia Carrillo, Yvonne Gómez-Maquet, Mario Linares-Vásquez, Leonardo Parra Agudelo, Mariana Perdomo, Juan Felipe Torres:
Teaching gratitude through digital play: Insights from prototyping and usability testing with Colombian children. 100817 - Emma Waite

, Ella Guest, Amy Slater:
To scroll or not to scroll? Exploring the social media experiences of young people with visible differences using photo-elicitation interviews. 100818 - Tamar Fuhrmann, Leah F. Rosenbaum, Adelmo Antonio da Silva Eloy, Aditi Wagh, Brendan Henrique

, Paulo Blikstein, Michelle Hoda Wilkerson:
Designing MoDa: A new tool for science learning through data-based computational modeling. 100819 - Winnie Chui, Brian Andrus, David H. Uttal, Michael Horn:

The role of parental praise on children's exploratory behaviors during a collaborative coding activity. 100820 - Federico Manzi

, Mitsuhiko Ishikawa, Cinzia Di Dio, Shoji Itakura, Takayuki Kanda, Hiroshi Ishiguro, Davide Massaro, Antonella Marchetti
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Preschoolers attribute preferences in response to human but not robot gaze. 100822 - Andrea Gulli

, Michele Geronazzo, Federico Fontana, Hanna Järveläinen, Enrico Muzzi, Roberta Rebesco, Eva Orzan:
Pitch training for children with cochlear implants: Negotiating clinical validity through mobile game-based design. 100823

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