Project update: Children's understanding of smart speakers
Could talking to a smart speaker as if it is human be confusing for children? What consequences might this have for their interactions with technology and their attention to privacy?
Could talking to a smart speaker as if it is human be confusing for children? What consequences might this have for their interactions with technology and their attention to privacy?
The Making Routes film, 'Deep Time and Future Pasts in Gully Cave', which was funded by the Royal Society of Edinburgh, is available to watch for the next month via the SSA website (link below).
The Royal Society of Edinburgh have published an article by Professor Andrew Manches exploring emerging forms of interaction with technology.
Focusing on greater inclusion of those traditionally underrepresented in higher education: women, forcibly displaced populations, and those with disabilities.
We present eight new speculative scenarios for the future of higher education teaching.
The 'Teaching for Digital Citizenship: Digital ethics in the classroom and beyond' project has launched their project website.