Unlearning
This is the first in a series of weekly posts on developing a computer-aided learning (CAL) programme in Suriname. This blog will use the CAL experience as a lens through […]
Category Archives: Child Friendly Technology
Strengthening the System, Part Three
This is the sixth in a series of posts on designing innovative education solutions in Sudan, based on a mission that took place from September 3 to 23, and ongoing […]
Strengthening the System, Part Two
This is the fifth in a series of posts on designing innovative education solutions in Sudan, based on a mission that took place from September 3 to 23, and ongoing […]
Strengthening the System, Part One
This is the fourth in a series of posts on designing innovative education solutions in Sudan, based on a mission that took place from September 3 to 23, and ongoing […]
Our Goals in Sudan
This is the third in a series of posts on designing innovative education solutions in Sudan, based on a mission that took place from September 3 to 23, and ongoing […]
Dustin York Summer Fellowship video documentation.
Dustin York worked with UNICEF’s Innovation Team as this past summer’s DesignMatters Fellow from the Art Center College of Design (Graduate Media Design). He reflected on his major projects and […]
Child Friendly Technology’s Call for Input
Child Friendly Technology is a framework for the use of technology in educational programs. This project originated with a request from UNICEF’s Education Section, who expressed the need for a […]
Child Friendly Technology Wheel iterations
The Child Friendly Technology wheel was developed to describe the individual particularities that make up an entire scenario. What is being mapped is all the considerations that go into implementing […]
