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ORCIDInternational Journal of Child-Computer Interaction, Volume 49
Volume 49, 2026
- Cristina Fiani
, Joseph O'Hagan, Mark McGill, Mohamed Khamis:
Expert-driven design considerations for real-time safety features in social VR to safeguard children against individual and group harassment. 100830 - Isabella Possaghi, Eva Teisberg, Isabelle Galleberg, Boban Vesin, Feiran Zhang, Sofia Papavlasopoulou:
A digitalized toolkit for design thinking experience on cybersecurity: Leveraging collaborative K-12 learning on wicked problems. 100838 - Jillian L. Warren:
Responding to Children's futures: Using the IDC design competition to bridge gaps in child-computer interaction design education. 100824 - Selena Steinberg, Naomi G. Lau, Chris Cruz-Gonzalez, Merijke Coenraad, Joshua A. Danish:
Sharing and connecting via network visualizations: An asset-based approach to history learning. 100839 - Eftychia Roumelioti, Gianluca Schiavo, Giulia Deppieri, Annapaola Marconi:
Gamification in Child sexual abuse prevention: Design, evaluation and lessons learned from the Cesagram platform. 100840 - Izzet Bat, Berkan Sahin:
Sharenting and child privacy in Turkish preschool families: Assent, decision authority, and parental symptoms. 100842 - Alexandra Heard, Michael Henderson, Susan Edwards:
The child-caregiver-teacher triad as a basis for design elements and user experience principles in digital environments for children's learning: A scoping review of the literature. 100843
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