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Children, Youth and Environments
Vol. 19, No.1 (2009) ISSN 1546-2250 Table of ContentsIntroductionArticlesEnvironments ExpandedInteractive Humanoid Robots and Androids in
Children’s Lives
[HTML Abstract] [PDF Full Version (1.14 MB)] Cultural EnvironmentsFrom New Zealand to Mongolia:
Co-Designing and Deploying a Digital Library for
the World's Children
[HTML Abstract] [PDF Full Version (1.47 MB)] Teaching with Hidden Capital:
Agency in Children's Computational Explorations of
Cornrow Hairstyles
[HTML Abstract] [PDF Full Version (608 KB)] Natural EnvironmentsAn Ethnographic Comparison of Real and Virtual
Reality Field Trips to Trillium Trail:
The Salamander Find as a Salient Event
[HTML Abstract] [PDF Full Version (329 KB)] Youth Day in Los Angeles:
Evaluating the Role of Technology in Children's
Nature Activities
[HTML Abstract] [PDF Full Version (719 KB)] Underwater Explorers:
Using Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) to
Engage Youth with Underwater Environments
[HTML Abstract] [PDF Full Version (308 KB)] The Developing ChildAccounting for the Child in the Design of
Technological Environments:
A Review of Constructivist Theory
[HTML Abstract] [PDF Full Version (140 KB)] Do Stereotypic Images in Video Games Affect
Attitudes and Behavior?
Adolescent Perspectives
[HTML Abstract] [PDF Full Version (176 KB)] Cookie Monsters:
Seeing Young People's Hacking as Creative Practice
[HTML Abstract] [PDF Full Version (213 KB)] Learning in Technological EnvironmentsCultural Historical Activity Theory as a Tool for
Informing and Evaluating Technology in Education
[HTML Abstract] [PDF Full Version (913 KB)] Video Games as Learning Environments for
Students with Learning Disabilities
[HTML Abstract] [PDF Full Version (94 KB)] Book ReviewsYouth, Identity, and Digital Media
Media and the American Child
Children's Spaces
Building Commons and Community
Where Things Are, from Near to Far
Child Space: An Anthropological Exploration of Young People's Use of Space
Participation and Learning: Perspectives on Education and the Environment, Health and Sustainability
Aldo van Eyck–The Playgrounds and the City
Media ReviewsWhere Do the Children Play?
Where Do the Children Play? Study Guide
A Place for Play: A Companion Volume to the Michigan Television Film, Where Do the Children Play?
Also of Interest
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