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Studies
Activating competences through multimedia production. Kirsten Drotner and Lotte Nyboe
Youth: Weblogs as narratives of themselves. David Brake and Nick Couldry
Making media, artwork and digital storytelling. David Gauntlett
Youth with different cultural background using digital stories. Ola Erstad
Digital design for expressing self in culture. Tone Bratteteig and Sara Kalantari
Mediatized stories as identity artifacts. Glynda Hull
Faith and identity in biographical mini-films. Knut Lundby and Birgit Herzberg Kaare
Appearance of mediatized stories in a new setting. James V. Wertsch and Zurab Karumidze
Dimensions of mediation in case-studies of digital storytelling. Nancy Thumim
Media literacy through digital self-representation. Elisabeth Staksrud
A quantitive platform
The project has through its participants a unique access to quantitative material on how children and young people use digital media across Europe:
• Sonia Livingstone: UK Children Go Online (2005)
• Birgit Hertzberg Kaare: Digital childhood in Norway
• Knut-Arne Futsæter: Panels from TNS Gallup
• Elisabeth Staksrud: The SAFT (Safety, Awareness, Facts and Tools, European Commission Best Practice Awareness) Project, surveys with 11.000 children aged 9-16 and their parents in five European countries (Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland and Ireland). Staksrud was the international coordinator for the project and its surveys, as well as of the similar pan-European Eurobarometer survey.