The pilot study aims to explore the motivations and assumptions behind technical responses to the problem of misinformation, content validation, and provenance in dialogue with the existing tactics and assessments audiences make when validating online information.
The rural informatics project set out to explore the way that people use digital technologies and online platforms to share information within rural villages and coastal towns.
Thoughts around human-factors cybersecurity vulnerability have changed over the past three decades from humans being “the weak link in the chain” to being important members in a greater security culture.
The online environment offers a vast wealth of opportunities for users, but also brings a range of challenges, threats and opportunities for harm.
This card deck is designed to be a tool to reflect on what sustainability means in relation to digital technology. It builds on a theoretical and methodological framework the “Circles of Sustainability”.
Streetimals is a sensor-based play engine that can be used by children to support their outdoor play. The work responds to reports from play workers that children have had their play harmed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Higher Ground Allendale are working with CDC on two projects exploring ways digital interventions can support and develop the practice of a rural community garden, focussing on service users’ mental health and wellbeing.
This project investigates spiritual well-being in the context of being connected to others for practicing faith and spirituality.
How can we better co-design and prototype emerging technology with communities at the centre?
Dovetails brought together two community groups: Beamish Museum’s Men’s Group and Kids Kabin Cowgate.