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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Abstracting and decomposing in a visual programming environment Sjödahl, Anna
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2 A codesign study exploring needs, strategies, and opportunities for digital health platforms to address pandemic-related impacts on children and families Warren, Jillian L.
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3 A comparative study into how pupils can play different roles in co-design activities Landoni, Monica
 2018
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4 A comparison of the impact of digital games eliciting explicit and implicit learning processes in preschoolers Vinter, Annie
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5 Action-based embodied design for mathematics learning: A decade of variations on a theme Alberto, Rosa
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6 Adaptive metacognitive prompting in young learners and the role of prior performance Pape, Rebecca
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7 A design case study of a tangible system supporting young English language learners Fan, Min
 2018
 23-24 C p. 67-78
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8 Advancements on Child–Computer Interaction research: Contributions from IDC 2018 Giannakos, Michail
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9 A gamified app on emotion recognition and anger management for pre-school children Nicolaidou, Iolie
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10 Age-appropriate password “best practice” ontologies for early educators and parents Prior, Suzanne
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11 Age-related effects of coding interventions Montuori, Chiara
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12 A guiding framework for considering touchscreens in children under two Kucirkova, Natalia
23-24 C p. 46-49
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13 A literature review of children’s and youth’s conceptions of the internet Babari, Parvaneh
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14 “Alright, what do we need?”: A study of young coders’ collaborative dialogue Tsan, Jennifer
 2018
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15 AMBY: A development environment for youth to create conversational agents Tian, Xiaoyi
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16 An analysis of e-book learning platforms: Affordances, architecture, functionality and analytics Roskos, Kathleen
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17 A narrative review of methods used to examine digital gaming impacts on learning and cognition during middle childhood Flynn, Rachel M.
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18 An educational IoT lab kit and tools for energy awareness in European schools Mylonas, Georgios
 2019
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19 An exploration of graphical password authentication for children Assal, Hala
 2018
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20 Animettes: A design-oriented investigation into the properties of tangible toolkits that support children’s collaboration-in-making activities Matthews, Sarah
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21 An individualized and adaptive game-based therapy for cerebral visual impairment: Design, development, and evaluation Ben Itzhak, N.
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22 A perceptual and behavioral analysis of facial cues to deception in interactions between children and a virtual agent Serras Pereira, Mariana
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23 A print book preference: Caregivers report higher child enjoyment and more adult–child interactions when reading print than electronic books Strouse, Gabrielle A.
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24 A rapid and inclusive instrument for assessing children’s basic understanding of physical computing Bonani, Andrea
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25 Are mobile neurofeedback games a feasible way to improve self-regulation of attention for young marginalized children? Antle, Alissa N.
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26 A research agenda for computational empowerment for emerging technology education Smith, Rachel Charlotte
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27 A review of computational toys and kits for young children Yu, Junnan
 2019
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28 A review of selected methods, techniques and tools in Child–Computer Interaction (CCI) developed/adapted to support children’s involvement in technology development Tsvyatkova, Damyanka
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29 A review on complementary natures of tangible user interfaces (TUIs) and early spatial learning Baykal, G.E.
 2018
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30 A screen-based or physical computing unit? Examining secondary students’ attitudes toward coding Love, Tyler S.
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31 A social robot’s influence on children’s figural creativity during gameplay Ali, Safinah
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32 Assessing computational thinking process using a multiple evaluation approach Allsop, Yasemin
 2019
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33 Assessment of learning in child–computer interaction research: A semi-systematic literature review Baykal, Gökçe Elif
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34 A systematic review of physical–digital play technology and developmentally relevant child behaviour Torres, Pablo E.
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35 A systematic review on design-based nudges for adolescent online safety Agha, Zainab
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36 A systematic survey on embodied cognition: 11 years of research in child–computer interaction Ale, Moyosore
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37 A tangible user interface-based application utilizing 3D-printed manipulatives for teaching tactual shape perception and spatial awareness sub-concepts to visually impaired children Jafri, Rabia
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38 Augmented Reality and programming education: A systematic review Theodoropoulos, Anastasios
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39 Augmented reality applications for K-12 education: A systematic review from the usability and user experience perspective Law, Effie Lai-Chong
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40 Augmented reality interactive experiences for multi-level chemistry understanding Câmara Olim, Sandra
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41 A workshop on artificial intelligence biases and its effect on high school students’ perceptions Gómez, Marcos J.
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42 Best Practice Framework for Online Safety Education: Results from a rapid review of the international literature, expert review, and stakeholder consultation Walsh, Kerryann
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43 Beyond diversity, equity, and inclusion: Designing spaces that empower youth Borge, Marcela
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44 Beyond school: The role of technology in K-12 students' lives and informal learning Hardof-Jaffe, Sharon
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45 Beyond techno-solutionism: Towards critical perspectives in environmental education and digital technology. A critical-hermeneutic review Perkins, Haley
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46 Blending learning analytics and embodied design to model students’ comprehension of measurement using their actions, speech, and gestures Closser, Avery H.
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47 BlockyTalky: New programmable tools to enable students’ learning networks Kelly, Annie
 2018
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48 Bridging the gap in mobile interaction design for children with disabilities: Perspectives from a pediatric speech language pathologist Du, Yao
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49 Can computational talent be detected? Predictive validity of the Computational Thinking Test Román-González, Marcos
 2018
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50 Centering and decentering children in computing through joint activity at a computational science exhibit Helvaci Ozacar, Basak
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51 Characterizing children’s conceptual knowledge and computational practices in a critical machine learning educational program Arastoopour Irgens, Golnaz
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52 Characterizing learner behavior from touchscreen data Pardos, Zachary A.
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53 Characterizing the research-practice gap in children’s interactive storytelling systems Loustau, Trystan
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54 Child–Computer Interaction: From a systematic review towards an integrated understanding of interaction design methods for children Lehnert, Florence Kristin
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55 Child–Computer Interaction in times of a pandemic Antle, Alissa N.
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56 Child-home interaction: Design and usability evaluation of a game-based end-user development for children Kakavand, Zahra
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57 Children (and adults) benefit from visual feedback during gesture interaction on mobile touchscreen devices Anthony, Lisa
 2015
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58 Children and parents’ physiological arousal and emotions during shared and independent e-book reading: A preliminary study Avelar, Daniela
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59 Children caring for robots: Expanding computational thinking frameworks to include a technological ethic of care Silvis, Deborah
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60 Children challenging the design of half-baked games: Expressing values through the process of game modding Kynigos, Chronis
 2018
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61 Children designing privacy warnings: Informing a set of design guidelines Dempsey, John
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62 Children prefer to learn from smart devices, but do not trust them more than humans Wojcik, Erica H.
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63 Children’s agency by design: Design parameters for personalization in story-making apps Kucirkova, Natalia
 2019
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64 Children's approaches to solving puzzles in videogames Shokeen, Ekta
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65 Children’s conceptions of mental well-being and ideas for its promotion through digital environments Kankaanranta, Marja
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66 Children’s design recommendations for online safety education Hartikainen, Heidi
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67 Children’s embodied intuitive interaction — Design aspects of embodiment Desai, Shital
 2019
 23-24 C p. 89-103
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68 Children's engagement during shared reading of ebooks and paper books: A systematic review Clinton-Lisell, Virginia
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69 Children’s facial expressions during collaborative coding: Objective versus subjective performances Sharma, Kshitij
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70 Children’s learning in focus: Creating value through diversity and transdisciplinary work in design, digital fabrication, and making with children Kinnula, Marianne
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71 Children’s perception of phobogenic stimuli in virtual reality Silva, Cidália
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72 Children’s play and problem-solving in motion-based learning technologies using a multi-modal mixed methods approach Lee-Cultura, Serena
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73 Children use non-verbal cues to learn new words from robots as well as people Kory Westlund, Jacqueline M.
 2017
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74 Co-designing a social robot for child health care Neerincx, Anouk
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75 Co-designing with children a collaborative augmented reality book based on a primary school textbook Alhumaidan, Haifa
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76 Coding games and robots to enhance computational thinking: How collaboration and engagement moderate children’s attitudes? Sharma, Kshitij
 2019
 23-24 C p. 65-76
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77 Collaborative interactions in problem-solving activities: School children’s orientations while developing digital game designs using smart mobile technology Sjöberg, Jeanette
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78 Community partnership design of a maker-related camp for underserved youth: Impacts on youths’ present and future learning trajectories Bhaduri, Srinjita
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79 Computational Empowerment and children: Expanding empowerment, agency and participation in computation Schaper, Marie-Monique
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80 Computational empowerment in practice: Scaffolding teenagers’ learning about emerging technologies and their ethical and societal impact Schaper, Marie-Monique
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81 Computational empowerment of children: Design research on empowering and impactful designs by children Iivari, Netta
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82 Computational thinking integrated in school subjects – A cross-case analysis of students’ experiences Yeni, Sabiha
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83 Connecting children’s scientific funds of knowledge shared on social media to science concepts Mills, Kelly
 2019
 23-24 C p. 54-64
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84 Constructionist visions: Hard fun with serious games Kafai, Yasmin B.
 2018
 23-24 C p. 19-21
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85 Corrigendum to “How Does constructive feedback in an educational game sound to children?” [International Journal of Child-Computer Interaction 36 (2023) 100581] Hwang, Daeun
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86 Critical agenda driving child–computer interaction research—Taking a stock of the past and envisioning the future Iivari, Netta
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87 Critical Artificial Intelligence literacy: A scoping review and framework synthesis Veldhuis, Annemiek
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88 Culturing computation: A multi-case study on students as ethnocomputing researchers during a virtual after-school program Lachney, Michael
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89 Cyberheroes: The design and evaluation of an interactive ebook to educate children about online privacy Zhang-Kennedy, Leah
 2017
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90 CyberPLAYce—A tangible, interactive learning tool fostering children’s computational thinking through storytelling Soleimani, Arash
 2019
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91 Cybersecurity awareness for children: A systematic literature review Quayyum, Farzana
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92 Deepening children’s STEM learning through making and creative writing Huang, Joey
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93 Designing accessible digital musical instruments for special educational needs schools—A social-ecological design framework Förster, Andreas
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94 Designing and using digital books for learning: The informative case of young children and video Troseth, Georgene L.
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95 Designing an educational interactive eBook for newly diagnosed children with type 1 diabetes: Mapping a new design space Tsvyatkova, Damyanka
 2019
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96 Designing an educational music game: What if children were calling the tune? Nouwen, Marije
 2016
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97 Designing a Virtual Reality Empathy Game framework to create empathic experiences for children Muravevskaia, Ekaterina
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98 Designing a visualization tool for children to reflect on their collaborative dialogue Celepkolu, Mehmet
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99 Designing building blocks for open-ended early literacy software Sysoev, Ivan
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100 Designing digital fabrication learning environments for Bildung: Implications from ten years of physical computing workshops Katterfeldt, Eva-Sophie
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101 Designing for a socioenactive experience: A case study in an educational workshop on deep time Baranauskas, M. Cecília C.
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102 Designing for learning by creating Brennan, Karen
 2017
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103 Designing for learning mathematics through programming: A case study of pupils engaging with place value Benton, Laura
 2018
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104 Designing for oral storytelling practices at home: A parental perspective Vasalou, Asimina
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105 Designing for Teen Mental Health: An exploration of the co-design of virtual reality in the public library setting Björling, Elin A.
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106 Designing for young children with autism spectrum disorder: A case study of an iPad app Fletcher-Watson, S.
 2016
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107 Designing Games for Children with developmental disabilities in Ambient Intelligence Environments Ioannidi, Danai
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108 Designing integrated physical–digital systems for children–nature interaction Caiola, Valentina
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109 Designing technology to empower children to communicate with non-residential parents Yarosh, Svetlana
 2015
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110 Designing toward justice: Making space for Black and Latine parent involvement in youth OST computing and STEAM education Thompson, Naomi
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111 Designing with Genes in Early Childhood: An exploratory user study of the tangible CRISPEE technology Strawhacker, Amanda
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112 Designing with teenagers: A teenage perspective on enhancing mobile museum experiences Cesário, Vanessa
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113 Design principles of interactive play systems for children’s outdoor play: A designers’ perspective Khalilollahi, Avin
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114 Design thinking for digital fabrication in education Smith, Rachel Charlotte
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115 Developing educational serious games as a proposal for university training in the area of Child Computer Interaction Sanz, Cecilia Verónica
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116 Developing maker activities to enhance adolescents’ self-directed learning: A systematic review Pearson, Heather Ann
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117 Digital fabrication and Making with children: Norouzi, Behnaz
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118 Digital fabrication in education: Expanding the research towards design and reflective practices Iversen, Ole Sejer
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119 Digital Media and Bildung—In memoriam of Heidi Schelhowe Dittert, Nadine
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120 Digital parenting competence of mother as informal educator is not inline with internet access Rahayu, Nur W.
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121 Digital play in the early years: A systematic review Chu, Celine
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122 Distributing participation in design: Addressing challenges of a global pandemic Constantin, Aurora
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123 Does conversation lead to better searches? Investigating single-shot and multi-turn spoken searches with children Beelen, Thomas
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124 DORIT: An analytical model for computational empowerment in K-9 education Dindler, Christian
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125 Editorial Kucirkova, Natalia
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126 Editorial Board
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127 Editorial Board 2018
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130 Editorial Board 2019
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153 Editorial Board
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154 Editorial Board
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155 Editorial: Pushing the boundaries of Participatory Design with children Korte, Jessica
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156 Editorial: Special Issue on Assumptions About the Concept of Childhood and the Roles of Children in Design 2018
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157 Editorial special issue on assumptions about the concept of childhood and the roles of children in design Bekker, Tilde
 2019
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158 Editorial — Special Issue on Computational Thinking and Coding in Childhood Howland, Kate
 2019
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159 Educational Robotics as a boundary object: Towards a research agenda Malinverni, Laura
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160 Effectiveness of educational technology in early mathematics education: A systematic literature review Verbruggen, Sandy
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161 Effects of a computational thinking intervention program on executive functions in children aged 10 to 11 Robledo-Castro, Carolina
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162 Effects of a virtual reality training program on visual attention and motor performance in children with reading learning disability Flores-Gallegos, Rodrigo
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163 Efficacy of Berni: A software for preschoolers at risk of dyslexia Romero, Ainara
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164 Eight-year-olds engaging in guided information searches with iPads: Dimensions of reading competence Wennås Brante, Eva
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165 Embedded figures in stories (EFiS): A method to observe preschoolers’ interactions with spatial manipulatives Baykal, G.E.
 2019
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166 Embedding immersive virtual reality in classrooms: Ethical, organisational and educational lessons in bridging research and practice Southgate, Erica
 2019
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167 Emergent social practices of Singapore students: The role of laughter and humour in educational gameplay Kim, Beaumie
 2018
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168 Emerging computational and digital literacies in K-12 education Weintrop, David
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169 Empirical validation of the Oral Narrative Competence Evaluation with the TellingApp (ONCE) Scale in Early Childhood Castañeda-Fernández, Jonathan
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170 Empowering educators by developing professional practice in digital fabrication and design thinking Andersen, Hanne Voldborg
 2019
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171 Empowering young environmental leaders: Designing interactive data visualisation to foster children's agency in eco-schools Gauthier, Andrea
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172 Engagement in longitudinal child-robot language learning interactions: Disentangling robot and task engagement de Haas, Mirjam
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173 Envisioning Arduino Action Roumen, Geert Jacob
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174 Erratum regarding missing Declaration of Competing Interest statements in previously published articles
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175 Erratum regarding missing Declaration of Competing Interest statements in previously published articles
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183 Erratum regarding missing parent’s consent statement due to children participation in previously published article
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189 Ethical dilemmas experienced by students in Child–Computer Interaction—A case study Eriksson, Eva
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190 Ethical implications for children’s use of search tools in an educational setting Landoni, Monica
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191 Evaluating digital creativity support for children: A systematic literature review Hagen, Marte Hoff
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192 Evaluating the usability of a conversational agent to enhance parent-child shared reading interactions Leech, Kathryn A.
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193 Examining children’s design processes, perspective-taking, and collaboration when using VR head-mounted displays Ryokai, Kimiko
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194 Examining children's perceptions of AI-enabled interactive media characters Xu, Ying
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195 Examining the materiality and spatiality of design scaffolds in computational making Litts, Breanne K.
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196 Examining theory use in design research on fantasy play Skovbjerg, Helle Marie
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197 Examining voice assistants in the context of children’s speech Kim, Min Kyong
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198 Expanding digital literacies beyond the digital: Infusing computational thinking into unplugged pedagogical tools - Two case studies from mathematics education Saig, Renato
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199 Experiences of autistic children with technologies Spiel, Katta
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200 Exploring an approach based on digital games for teaching programming concepts to young children Simões Gomes, Tancicleide Carina
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201 Exploring parent self-efficacy in children's digital device use: Understanding shame and self-stigma through a mixed-methods approach Milford, Stephanie C.
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202 Exploring STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) toys in kindergarten: Teachers' pedagogical approaches, perspective and effect on Children's brain development: A systematic literature review Prasad ‘Pandey’, Mahendra
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203 Exploring technology-oriented Fab Lab facilitators’ role as educators in K-12 education: Focus on scaffolding novice students’ learning in digital fabrication activities Pitkänen, Kati
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204 Exploring the development of mental rotation and computational skills in elementary students through educational robotics Diago, Pascual D.
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205 Eye-gaze data to measure students’ attention to and comprehension of computational thinking concepts Arslanyilmaz, Abdurrahman
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206 Eye tracking in Child Computer Interaction: Challenges and opportunities Sim, Gavin
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207 “Facetime doesn’t count”: Video chat as an exception to media restrictions for infants and toddlers McClure, Elisabeth R.
 2015
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208 Facilitating critical reflection in online distributed maker workshops: Case studies Murai, Yumiko
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209 Fast mapping in word-learning: A case study on the humanoid social robots' impacts on Children's performance Esfandbod, Alireza
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210 Feasibility of TOWI as a cognitive training video game for children Rosetti, Marcos F.
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211 Finding fun in non-formal technology education Pienimäki, Maija
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212 Finnish 5th and 6th graders’ misconceptions about artificial intelligence Mertala, Pekka
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213 Foregrounding backstage activities for engaging children in a FabLab for STEM education Dreessen, Katrien
 2019
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214 Fostering parental co-development of technology for children with special needs informal learning activities Pihlainen, Kaisa
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215 Fourth grade students’ computational thinking in pair programming with Scratch: A holistic case analysis Fagerlund, Janne
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216 From endpoints to trading zones: Multi-directional exchange for computational empowerment in computer science education Lachney, Michael
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217 From moral panic to systemic change: Making child-centered design the default Radesky, Jenny
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218 From players to makers: An empirical examination of factors that affect creative game development Giannakos, Michail N.
 2018
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219 Future designers: Introducing creativity, design thinking & design to children Grammenos, Dimitris
 2018
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220 FUTUREGYM: A gymnasium with interactive floor projection for children with special needs Takahashi, Issey
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221 Game-influenced methodology: Addressing child data attrition in language development research Zamuner, Tania S.
 2017
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268 Lessons for child–computer interaction studies following the research challenges during the Covid-19 pandemic Kucirkova, Natalia
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269 Let’s get them on board: Focus group discussions with adolescents on empowering leisure engagement in Fab Labs and makerspaces Smolarczyk, Kathrin
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424 What they can and cannot: A meta-analysis of research on touch and multi-touch gestures by two to seven-year-olds Samarakoon, Uthpala
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425 “When I'm writing a story, I am really good” Exploring the use of digital storytelling technology at home Kalantari, Sara
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426 “Which apps are good for my children?”: How the parents of young children select apps Brito, Rita
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427 Who creates our computational worlds? A review of Critically Conscious Computing: Methods for secondary education Henrique, Brendan
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428 Who programs whom?—Computational empowerment through mastery and appropriation in young children’s computational thinking activities Odgaard, Ane Bjerre
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429 Whose data are they? Elementary school students’ conceptualization of data ownership and privacy of personal digital data Agesilaou, Andria
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430 Widening participation in technology design: A review of the involvement of children with special educational needs and disabilities Benton, Laura
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431 Wired, wild, wonderful: A scoping review of early childhood nature connections fostered by digital technologies Vella, Kellie
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432 “Yeah, no more tantrums, whoo!”: Practices parents valued to help children transition away from screens Zabatiero, Juliana
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433 Young children’s conceptions of computers, code, and the Internet Mertala, Pekka
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434 Young children’s design thinking skills in makerspaces Hatzigianni, Maria
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435 YoungDeafDesign: Participatory design with young Deaf children Korte, Jessica
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436 You, robot? The role of anthropomorphic emotion attributions in children’s sharing with a robot Nijssen, Sari R.R.
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437 “You take fifty photos, delete forty nine and use one”: A qualitative study of adolescent image-sharing practices on social media Bell, Beth T.
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438 “You” versus “children”: A repeated-measures experiment on the effects of social robots’ use of (im)personal address forms when talking to children van Straten, Caroline L.
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