The importance of sharing

DataChildMap was born with a perspective of sharing. Professors, doctoral candidates, and students from completely different backgrounds, contexts, and stories came together to address a common issue.

Shared research represents a fundamental approach in the scientific and academic landscape, as it promotes interaction among researchers, professionals, and communities, tackling complex challenges and looking for transformative practices. 

«Collaboration operates through a process in which the successful intellectual achievements of one person arouse the intellectual passions and enthusiasms of others. » 

Book of Abstracts

The book of abstracts introduce all the contributions made (Keynotes, Research & Innovative Practices presentation, Poster presentation).

Authors that sent contributions in English can cite their work as follows:

Digital Posters (Italian)

• Cooperativa Bellesini S.c.s. Trento 

• Noemi Lucchi

• Giulia Santi

• Gloria Sartori

• Alice Boscolo Bragadin

Presentations

• Benchmarking - Apps and Artificial Intelligence for early childhood: between educational and family assessment - Paola Zoroaster e Gloria Sartori

• The National Survey: mapping digital pratices in ECEC - Juliana Raffaghelli, Emilia Restiglian e Marco Scarcelli

• Digital Platforms in Education: views of catalan teachers - Gustavo Herrera-Urizar, Mercedes Blanco-Navarro e Ainara Moreno

• The influence of Post-Ditigalisation among preadolescents: the new educational challenges - Alice Iannacone e Simone Digennaro

• Documenting early childhoodin a data age: issues and reflections on privacy - Juliana Raffaghelli, Emilia Restiglian, Alice Boscolo-Bragadin e Monica Gottardo

• Big Brother: the advent of IoToys - Silvestro Malara

• The Montessori Method and early and lifelonf experential learning in the digital society: current need or legacy of the past? - Grazia Romanazzi e Chiara Bellotti

• Digital media in 0-6: educational design between services and families - Rosy Nardone

• Building digital competences from early childhood: the first steps of the project research - Cosimo Di Bari, Claudio D'Antonio ed Ester Giamberini

On this occasion, the DataChildMap team would like to express heartfelt thanks to all those who participated in the Call For Papers. 

Thank you for sharing your ideas, your research, and your commitment. Your contribution is crucial to enriching the debate and promoting collaboration within the scientific community.